Audacity Forum

And one other quick item. This is not a help desk, it's a forum. I'm choosing to share all that with you and in turn, you might want to share how it went. Details are good. What's the podcast address? That's how we know what to tell the next poster. Koz

... but it still won't download! I downloaded directly LAME from the correct site (http://lame.buanzo.org - was very careful) but no go! Please help- I can't afford the newer macs and I sure don't want to get a PC! What happens if you double-click on the DMG to mount it, then right-click over ...

We ought to improve that so you don't get asked questions when processing a Chain. Do you want to vote that Chains has a Sample Rate choice for the ExportMP3 command? We would probably have a Bit Rate choice too, and Chains would either not let you set an invalid sample rate/bit rate combination, or...

Is your feature request that History just stores the actions list from closed projects, or lets you actually go back to a state when the project was previously open? If you want to "vote" for either, let us know. Even if we had an option to go back to states when the project was previously...

yeah the problem is that I already closed to project.. I tried Opening the Project.aup and there's nothing in the history ... so is there no way to copy the effects from one track to another?

You don't have to undo. While the project is open you can look at View > History... to see the list of effects applied. For built-in effects you can see the effect settings you applied.


Gale

... , I cannot see any waves while recording (no recording happens). What gives? Am totally baffled. And I thought i was good at Audacity!!! please help. desperate - sim.

Audacity doesn't keep an effects list other than UNDO and if you closed the project, the UNDO goes away.

If you haven't closed the project yet, UNDO will step you back through the effects you applied. That may give you a hint what you did.

Koz

... to the track and Paste them to a New Recording? I can't seem to find any information and I don't know how to replicate the effects I did. Any Help Would be Appreciated.

... to each? I would suggest: 1) Split the original track to two mono tracks. 2) Leave the "main speaker" track unchanged (mono). This will help to prevent the finished project from sounding muddy or echoey. 3) Duplicate the "Audience" track. 4) Combine the two audience track as ...