Audacity Forum

... night. I really hope i didn't lose any of my work because it took me hours editing my play and looking up the sound effects etc. Please someone help me, I'd really appreciate it. Also if you can explaining it in the simplest way possible and try not to overcomplicate things with the techy terms- ...

... sure how soon that will be. The fan you heard was because the Snowball was much closer to the (very quiet) laptop. Right, who is coming over to help me move furniture? :) Koz? :) Oh and check out the new logo and header page for my business page. http://www.facebook.com/WalkersWords Cheers.

... just tested: (mult s (control-srate-abs *sound-srate* (pwlv 0 1 1))) and it works as advertised (with no fade-out in the end). Thank you for your help! You are welcome. I usually use the low-level function 'snd-pwl', especially for cases where accuracy and independence from the selected audio ...

Further to Koz's answer, the following might help you for final export if the problem is that space between time zero and the start of the audio was removed in the export. To solve that, select a little audio starting at time zero and Generate ...

... imported them back into audacity the overdubbed track would not line up. I'm trying to send this to a friend so he can add a part in Audacity. Any help will be appreciated.

... I've been working on an analysis tool to highlight possible problems with levels, and it would be very useful to have an accepted example to help with "calibrating" the tool. although they say that there may be other problems as the audiobook goes through the various steps to publication. ...

... the Audacity Device drop-down just above the blue waves into mono and see if it still works. There may be Tascam software or settings that can help here, too. Audacity is doing what it's supposed to do. It's a slave to whatever the computer is doing. While in Windows Control Panels, you should ...

Thank you very much Robert!
I just tested: and it works as advertised (with no fade-out in the end).
Thank you for your help!

highlanderafc wrote:I have line in Input from Built-In Input: Line In.
Output to Built-in Output: Internal Speakers

Try setting the the LineIn input to USB Audio CODEC.


Gale

On the other hand, working in a higher bit format will do no harm. Thanks for all the help, and I will use 32bit from now on. I was thinking: my ADC outputs 16bit, and my AIFF file will be 16bit. So why risk upconversion to 24 or 32 bit and afterwards a downconversion ...