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Hi, thanks in advance for anyone who can help with this issue: when I go to Change Pitch from Effects to change the frequency, the window won't allow me to add a new number in the "from" box. It just rejects any input and all that happens ...

... a bit "cleaner". I'd like to find out how, though, to increase the gain of the softer parts of the classical music just a little bit. Help is appreciated.

... level. After the peak has passed, the audio fades back up to the original level. My 2p's. I think we need a Wiki page accessed by one of your Help buttons for the novices (now that the Help is "factual" rather than explaining what settings are needed for what cases). I am not sure ...

... and fades down the audio so that the peak will be at a lower level. After the peak has passed, the audio fades back up to the original level. View Help: Select 'Yes' to view this help screen. Select 'No' to apply the effect. Threshold: The level (dB) at which a peak will trigger the effect. Mute ...

Here's the new version.
The code has changed a bit, so it would be useful if people could test it and report any problems,
The help screen is as in my previous post.

... and fades down the audio so that the peak will be at a lower level. After the peak has passed, the audio fades back up to the original level. View Help: Select 'Yes' to view this help screen. Select 'No' to apply the effect. Threshold: The level (dB) at which a peak will trigger the effect. Mute ...

We can't see your machine and we can't tell what's wrong by your description. So we got that you have a terrific mashup with multiple songs on the timeline and you want to do a simple Export to MP3 in order to post it on line.

How are you doing That? Click by click.

Koz

... DickN. I was looking at the code from an earlier version. I must have changed my mind about a set "floor" level but not changed the help text. "Mute Level" is the gain when the gate is closed (which is also the level that a 0 dB pop will be after processing). While not ...

... Selection Toolbar). • Choose a project rate that the device supports, and use that same rate everywhere. Check your sound device manual or choose Help > Audio Device Info... in Audacity to see the rates the sound device supports. For example, if you set 48000 Hz in project rate, the Audacity tracks ...

itshammertime93 wrote:when I go to export it, I click .mp3 or .wav

You've lost me there.
To export, you click on the "File" menu and then .... (talk me through step by step from there).