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Did you used to have Audacity 1.2.6? Open Audacity and Help > About. Which version is it?

Koz

... list is much greater than for "off-line" production. Audacity cannot do "live" production on its own and would need a lot of help because it is not designed for "live" work. For "off-line" production you don't need much to get started. Basically just a ...

... are using Audacity 1.2.6. - you need to upgrade to a newer version to open this file." I do not know how to do this - please could someone help me. Thank you.

... I can assure you I've followed the instructions referenced above. If you'll LOOK at the error I referenced, that's what I'm looking for help with. A reply from someone who can give a clue based on the error I'm experiencing would be appreciated.

... anything else. Some microphones let you switch the microphone off at the head. That's why the mixer is so handy. Audacity will not be of any help with this. Audacity does not make any changes to the sound during recording. You have to do it in the computer or extra software/hardware that ...

Hi

Thanks for your answer.

So how could I improve the next record with my computer.

As I already said before. For the record I made, I didnt make any changes on Adacity and just recorded on the standard settings.

Thanks for your help

Patrick

... very limited tool. Glancing at your current version, Robert, it does look a little more user-friendly. Note that you have two colons in "Show Help::" . How many of the "Action Catalog" items could be removed if a there was a version that was only targeted at Vocal Removal and ...

... very limited tool. Glancing at your current version, Robert, it does look a little more user-friendly. Note that you have two colons in "Show Help::" . How many of the "Action Catalog" items could be removed if a there was a version that was only targeted at Vocal Removal and ...

kozikowski wrote:

i was able to do that.

How? Remember this is a forum and not a help desk.

Make mono and invert one of the tracks.


Gale

... rattles inside of "s" sounds where the desirable part of the signal is actually in higher frequencies. As I discovered with the help of others in that thread, there are certain defects I can detect but do not repair well -- such as bad editing cuts or media defects, which are ...