Audacity Forum

... tips in this article: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Managing_Computer_Resources_and_Drivers Also, running the game at a lower frame rate may help.

... I do show a line along the 0 over the audio visual like in the second image too? Are you using an obsolete version of Audacity? Look in the "Help menu > About Audacity" which version are you using? The current version is 2.0.3 which is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ ...

I looked at the wiki entry for looping but it doesn't tell me how to change the audio visual from this: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/w/images/1/13/Loop_selection.png to this: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/w/images/4/4f/Loop_end.png When I zoom in it just makes the visual fatter making it impossible t...

... processing in the chain, then using an external command line encoder with Audacity will be the answer. If you need to use this option and need help with it, feel free to ask.

... new version. I am not sure why other options are offered when for me this so easy and took 2 minutes from beginning. Thanks in advance for your help Peter Saphier

... so we will need to narrow it down step by step. Which Linux distribution are you using? Which version of Audacity are you using (look in the "Help menu > About Audacity"). How did you install Audacity? Are you able to record with arecord For example, if you enter this in a terminal window ...

Dear Koz, Robert J.H and Steve I’m extremely grateful to you for all your suggestions, and the time an effort you have put in to help me, you all went above and beyond so you have my thanks, a thousand times over. This last episode was so loud that it had me call out the ol’ Bill at 0440, ...

One of the problems with doing these sorts of measurements is calibrating the sound chain. For one example, RS is making conclusions about the sound capture using the built-in speakers of an iMac. The iMacs I've used have terrible speakers for just music and are completely out of their league for lo...

A portable seismograph may better suit your needs. At least if the phenomenon is vibration-based. There is sure a way to make those pulses visible. You could for example observe how a detached laser beam (laser pointer hanging from the roof) - reflected by a looking glass on the shared wall - moves....

I'm on windows xp, so the FAQ isn't helping me. I can't find anything on how to change the recording settings. Any ideas on how to help with this?