Audacity Forum

... As will shortly be obvious, I don't know much about working with audio though I am usually pretty good with computer stuff, so thank you for the help. I recorded several tracks over two days. The second day the person whose singing I was recording held the mic to close. The first day's tracks ...

... other applications open. So my next plan is to reboot and have everything else off, then I'll try defrag. I'll post more details if that doesn't help enough. Thanks much!

... are often made up of hundreds or thousands of separate files, losing work is an accident waiting to happen. Having said that, there may be ways to help you streamline the process somewhat. Unless you are able to build Audacity from the source code (which can be difficult unless you have previous ...

Ok everybody. Thanks for all your help.
Very much appreciated.

... let and let*. I appreciate that you'd take the trouble to show me how to do it right. I have a couple of questions, if you or someone else could help me out. First, I notice that the (s-rest 1) expression does not return exactly zeros. On my machine, Audacity on Win32, on a 16 bit track, it returns ...

This is code for Nyquist prompt. Where to find that prompt in Audacity 2.0.3? I looked in File, Edit, View, Tracks, Create, Filters, Analysis and Help, no entry for Nyquist prompt line. The "Nyquist Prompt" is in the "Effect" menu. I read a short article showing Turbo Pascal ...

... This is code for Nyquist prompt. Where to find that prompt in Audacity 2.0.3? I looked in File, Edit, View, Tracks, Create, Filters, Analysis and Help, no entry for Nyquist prompt line. I know it was in earlier versions...

I've been doing this manually by ear and am wondering if there is an effect or feature on Audacity that can help me with this? Believe it or not, the best tool for the job is the one that you are using - your ears. There are other tools available, but the best they can do is ...

... and my ears are really relieved :D I didn't record it myself, so I can't really give more details on that, sorry :/ Thank you so much for your help :)

... two .wav files, i.e. the sound of the first .wav file is on top of the second .wav file. I don't want to listen to both sounds at the same time. Help! I have Windows Vista.