Audacity Forum

We have a feature request on the wiki for: Import Appended: (39 votes) Import multiple files end-to-end in a single track. Would allow re-assembly/re-processing of LP/tape recordings for which no Audacity project exists. Also allows to import multiple tracks for CD assembly Possible Enhancements: wi...

... to remove audible silences but that is not really a "solution" if the problem is dropouts in the recording. If you would like more help, please say what input device you are recording from in Device Toolbar and more about the "pages" problem. Gale

... not compatible with WDM-KS. We can't make devices WDM-KS compatible if they are not. Please let me know if you want to try that. Thanks for your help. @Steve if you are reading this, were you in a similar position with some sound device on an XP computer? Gale

... or if it will make the AU files the expected 1 MB each, but if so the project will be silence. :( I don't think file recovery software will help you with that. Assuming from your screenshot that you are on Windows 8 or 8.1, and have File History enabled, you might have copies of the AU files ...

... because it is a different device than Realtek, notwithstanding it has a connection to the speakers output of the built-in sound device. Look at Help > About Audacity... and make sure you have the latest Audacity 2.0.5. If not, get it from http://audacityteam.org/download/windows . Then try using ...

... it used to. I fiddled around with the settings both in Audacity and in Windows and cannot find the solution myself, so I am turning to you all for help. Hopefully this is not a compatibility issue where I'm SOL. Here is what shows up now for Sound settings in Windows (and in Audacity) [Playback] ...

Yessir. Thanks for the help

Yeah that would make it a lot easier. Hopefully I won't have to do it on a whole album again. I got broken in on album that just happened to have 30 tracks.

You're welcome.

I guess what you really need, to make the job really easy, are two feature:
1) Import clips end-to-end in the same track (a popular request in one form or another).
2) A command to "Label Clips".

Some things you can try to help isolate the problem - Try unplugging the left & right cables from the USB interface, one at a time to make sure you are recording the signal from both the left & right channels. And make sure nothing ...