Audacity Forum

... word as a bleep and leave it at that. Also I need to edit out an entire verse to make the song run two minutes instead of three. Thanks for any help.

... you to either used the Time Shift key or F5 on the keyboard to drag the track where it would be visible. As you have discovered, that will not help. That error was triggered because the recording failed after perhaps recording a tiny fraction of a second. Of course that is not an expected thing ...

There's Effects > Clip Fix. What it tries to do is "paper over" the worst of the damage. You can't actually fix clipping because that's a portion of the recording where there is no recording. It's like somebody took a small hand gun and fired it at the blue waves. The question is can you h...

... to here, I noticed something about subliminal recordings. I was interested in SR some years ago and stumbled across a very good way to make self help recordings and believe me they work. What I did was to get a tape recorder (not just a player) and I found a quiet place to record my ideas and ...

Hi, I have recorded over 90 min of material. Unfortunately, I have a fair amount of intermittent momentary clipping throughout. I'm quite new at recording and I couldn't figure out what was going on during the session. Levels seem good except at intermittent moments when they would jump significantl...

... obviously more informative. I may have quite a lot of background noise at different frequency, so if that's the case, comparing the spectrums will help separate the background from the noise source of interest. Regards, Benoit

... sound is not centered in the audio tracks. It shows faintly in the upper and lower edge of each track. Never had this happen in XP. Can someone help

... is that Audacity shows inputs only as "built-in microphone" and "built-in input", neither of which are the device. With help from this forum ("Koz") I got it to work a week or so ago. It involved restarting the Mac (with the device plugged) in. I had previously ...

... a way I can compare 2 recording devices, as I compare processors, graphics cards... (I feel there's no such thing). Cheers guys and thanks for the help, it's really appreciated. :)

Which Linux distribution?
Which version of Audacity? (look in "Help > About Audacity")
How did you install Audacity?

What were the exact settings that you used in Vocal Remover?
Were you applying it to a stereo track?
Was there an error message before the debug screen?