Audacity Forum

... to automate the process using a third party application such as AutoHotkey (https://autohotkey.com/). I don't use Windows so I'm not able to help with using AutoHotkey, but I've done similar things on Linux using "Autokey" (the Linux equivalent of AutoHotkey). One tip that may be ...

... (or is it a shark's mouth!?) ... I'm desperate to change it back, but I can't figure out how, and he doesn't remember (and doesn't care). Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much.

Hi,
Have downloaded Audacity 2.1.1 , and I have a problem, when recording (the sound bars are all on screen fine), but when you play back the recording keeps jumping? You cant get an even recording through a whole song.

Would very much appreciate your help here. (am on windows vista).
Cheers Paul.

Audacity Version: 2.1.1 I presume that is a typo (you can check the version number in "Help > About Audacity"). The fact that it was working and then it wasn't indicates that "something" has changed. We need to try and work out "what". Are ...

... produce some amount of "noise" (hum, buzz, hiss). Hiss, yes. Hum and buzz, no. Hum and buzz are environment problems and you can help that with shielding, positioning, eliminating buzzy lights, etc. etc. Hiss is atomic level and it's burned into the MicPre. No amount of shielding, ...

I'm running 10.11.2 here as well, and Audacity installed and runs fine.... which I know is no help, so I looked in the directory your error log points to. /Applications/Audacity/Audacity.app/Contents/MacOS and all that is in there is the binary file itself. [email protected] ...

... in the Forum board for your operating system, so I moved the topic for you. Try Transport > Sound Activated Recording (on/off) . If you need more help, please tell us your version of Audacity (see the pink panel at the top of the page). Gale

... Support/audacity/ Then in that "audacity" folder, delete the "audacity.cfg" settings file. If that does not help, try trashing the folder 2.1.1 is in, then install "2.1.2 RC3 (for testing)" from near the top of http://www.fosshub.com/Audacity.html/ ...

... http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recovering_crashes_manually.html to piece together the AU files in the project's _data folder. This will only help if the project's AU files are somewhere else than they should be and that is the reason the tracks were silenced. This is very unlikely, so before ...

... there. Instead, it skips right to Clip Fix. In short, Adjustable Fade is not always listed when I open Audacity. This is a minor problem, but any help would be appreciated. Thanks!