Audacity Forum

... gonna keep being very busy for that time, but I then I'll be really glad to work on improving the software, deelopping it. Thanks! We are glad of help from anyone experienced in wxWidgets and C++ (or able to learn quickly). Please see here for some information http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developer_Guide ...

... so I need to do these draft-recordings and learn Audacity a little this way now until I move up to the multi-track live recording.) Any hints or help is appreciated. Thanks. -- Mark Kamoski

... by forcing incorrect settings, after incorrect reading of the system configuration. A couple of suggestions for DC offset issue - it could help if there are separate audio record level settings for each channel, or some sort of "zero-out" button to use as reference the current ...

... removal feature... You should stop knowing that. Audacity Noise Removal is very difficult to use and frequently damages the show it's trying to help. You really need to solve this problem before Audacity gets to it. Once you burn buzz into the show, it's like a very difficult disease. You can ...

How do I set Audacity to remember the position of the interface tools? Because I set them how I want, but they do always reset on the next program start...
pls help...

... . Step 4: Then, I export the whole thing to MP3 at 256kbps, and it sounds OK, for a poor-hack's draft. Here are the questions regarding Step 3 and help in general... Question A: Are these the right effects to be applying? Should I apply fewer? Should I apply more? Should I apply Compression? Question ...

... finding a way to stop this noise and fought very hard. After a while, I just put up with it and eventually got used to it. I got a lot of good help here when I started inquiring about notched music. I was sent a BandStop filter and have been using it ever since to make notched music. I'm not ...

... no damage that doesn't also appear on the left. Spectrum analysis is convinced that the left channel is more damaged than the right, which doesn't help any. But still no. I can't think of a tool that will smooth out cracklies when we can't even figure out what they are. Koz That's unfortunate, ...

... no damage that doesn't also appear on the left. Spectrum analysis is convinced that the left channel is more damaged than the right, which doesn't help any. But still no. I can't think of a tool that will smooth out cracklies when we can't even figure out what they are. Koz

Never send an audio bitstream through a USB hub. They cause sound damage. Audio equipment needs a USB home run.

You can use a wall-powered USB hub to help a USB audio device if it has problems, but you can't plug anything else in the hub if you do that.

Koz