Audacity Forum

Hello! I have a question: how to actually use this plugin for audacty? I am newbie and totally don't understand its features... Please help!

... thought I maybe could use Audacity to remove at least some of this crackling sound but I'm not sure what function would be able to help me with this or if it's even possible? It's possible to reduce the bursts of loud crackles so they are the same amplitude as the rest of the audio ... ...

... by other applications. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_opening_and_saving_files.html#aufolder . I have version 1.3x Sorry we can't help you any further with that version. See the pink panel at the top of this page. I recommend you download the current Audacity 2.0.5 from: http://audacityteam.org/download/ ...

... for a few seconds at a time and not the entire recording (even after selecting the whole recording). I attached a sample of what I'm hearing. Any help you can give me would be great. Thanks!

... on page 21 of the manual. If you get clipping in a mic channel there's nothing you can do about it - even turning down the main mix faders won't help. If you have clipping showing in Audacity it has happened in the mixer, so make sure your output meters never go into the red. If that happens ...

It was a stereo data, then when I saved, it save as mono, and a lot of little parts, what can I do to just open the complete song and stereo.
Thank you for any help..
I have version 1.3x

... for now I thought I maybe could use Audacity to remove at least some of this crackling sound but I'm not sure what function would be able to help me with this or if it's even possible? Attached is a short sample where you'll be able to hear what I'm talking about. I'm using the zipped version ...

... supports ASIO that a seamless loop would occur? You could try ASIO for example in the trial version of Reaper. But I somewhat doubt ASIO would help. Is this a hardware issue, driver issue or software issue? I'm trying to workout what I need to replace to fix this. I'm finding it hard to believe ...

... One a pure sine and another which is actually like the low freq content of pink noise. Can someone with a good knowledge of waveforms please help explain what why a complex waveform behaves differently to a sine wave when looping?

Am I right in thinking that the optical / S/PDIF option is no longer available in Audacity? (not listed in "Help > Audio Device Info")