Audacity Forum

... audio doesn't tell us anything useful and a clip with no natural audio or voice has no reference point. Having a good low noise point doesn't help you when your natural speaking voice is the same volume as the noise. But we won't know that without the voice. The forum limit is about 10 seconds ...

... "Some people use these," but they immediately snap to much more expensive and likely to work devices. As we go. http://www.acx.com/help/video-lessons-resources/200672590 Koz Something must of happened since, this problem seems to be occurring much more often. We appear to have joined ...

... to each piece but will that work on a CD player? I have Audacity 2.0.0 and use a BBC 4038 Mic The recording is fabulous! Would appreciate some help! Thanks Mike Crouch Johannesburg South Africa Thanks Gale! Firstly my version is 2.1.0 not 2.0.0 my mistake! Secondly I have already studied those ...

... "Some people use these," but they immediately snap to much more expensive and likely to work devices. As we go. http://www.acx.com/help/video-lessons-resources/200672590 Koz

... and repeats in each. Press F5 to time shift one track to start after the other, then F1 to go back to selection tool. Does this Nyquist plugin help: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=72607&p=256325 ? Or without making repeats: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=76265 ...

... to each piece but will that work on a CD player? I have Audacity 2.0.0 and use a BBC 4038 Mic The recording is fabulous! Would appreciate some help! Thanks Mike Crouch Johannesburg South Africa

Andrew Wishart wrote:Is there a particular version of Audacity to suit Windows 7?

"Audacity 2.1.0 installer (23.1 MB, includes help files)"
Get it here: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/windows

I am incompetent but need help from somebody. I wish to make an audiobook of three of my books published on amazon kindle but can't even seem able to record the word 'Hello'. Pretty bad eh? However, I need to try, try and try again. Is ...

... processed sounds can be perceived as speech , e.g. here‘s a recording of my computer’s hard-drive I made a few minutes ago … 'Learn from me --- help ''', whispering pareidolia voice from hard-drive noise, [ before-after processing].wav The illusion is called "audio-pareidolia" , a/k/a/ ...

and an untouched file from a zoom 5 that sounds virtually silent - I found the quietest one I had --sounds almost blank