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... is not writable or the disk is full." I KNOW the disk is not full. What does it mean that the disk is not writable? How do I fix this? Any help would be MOST appreciated! Thank you!

alma wrote:I tried that, too

You tried what?

alma wrote:I'm now getting a message saying that my disk is full.

Is your disk full?

What is the exact file name that you are entering for exporting the file?

Thanks. That's a help. The question about the dead space remains though as when I append, there will be some silent lead-in that will need to be deleted which will leave the same dead spot I'm experiencing now. Is there a way to avoid or remove that?

I tried that, too. Do you recommend using a pc to transfer the aud. file and convert it to mp3. I'm now getting a message saying that my disk is full.

... someone can advise me what to do. I have recorded from my reel to reel deck with no problem in the past but hit a snag this time. Would appreciate help even though it probably involves my computer and not Audacity. Thanks, Jack B.

I'm having the exact same problem!

... to "pop" from the backing track and be very, well, legible, but that's a word for written printed things. I've gotten a lot of help from the Wiki, and the best thing I've found with Gverb is to turn the level of the early reflections and tail level waaaaay down. That cuts out ...

... correct? Due to the fact that the tracks are combined on each recording I can't use the tools to sync the tracks or adjust the individual tracks. Help.

Steve,

I just tried it and it works now as expected. Thank you very much for your help.

Marc.

... appropriate timing, but each addition was separated from the prior verse by that dead spot. I searched the FAQs, but found nothing related. Any help with this problem will be much appreciated.