Audacity Forum

With that answer, and the previous information I learned from both you and watching the results in the SoundCheck program, I think it's safe to say that I'm fully informed about the topic and ready to proceed. I'll set the Default Format at 44,100Hz (and the appropriate number of channels) to minimi...

I don't know anything about the differences between line-in and mic The mic port accepts low input signals and applies amplification. It is usually a mono input. The line-in port accepts stronger line-level signals. It is usually a stereo input. If you connect a line-level input (like that from a p...

I have audacity 2.0.2 and I am using windows XP. I have downloaded some podacsts in itunes and am new to this game. I would like to rip a tune from the podcast and place in the itune library....can anyone help please.
buz

I would still rather give people a bit more help here, given Windows and Mac hide extensions by default. How about .... Yes I can go for that, but it's an extra line and we're already up to the 25 line limit for 800 x 600, so we'll need to lose ...

... followed, to the letter, the instructions on this online manual page: Splitting a recording into separate tracks file:///Applications/Audacity/help/manual/man/splitting_a_recording_into_separate_tracks.html Metadata e00 to d00 was included. The steps I followed were: from menu bar, pull down ...

... like fashion until you get to the end of the sound. BTW, you might like to have a look at this brief guide to LISP code formatting - it is a big help to other people that are trying to read your code (me :D). Also it is better to use spaces rather than tabs so that the layout will be the same ...

... also try Effect > Equalization and droop everything above 3KHz and below 300 Hz like the illustration. That's the telephone filter. That might help a little. Koz No, it isn't a court action or divorce :) it's a recording of state police falsely accusing me of doing something I'd rather not ...

So the noise level is not dependent on the actual rate you record at, as chosen in Project Rate? If you set default format to 192000 Hz, the noise is -30 dB to -40 dB at both 44100 Hz Project Rate and 192000 Hz Project Rate? I don't see behaviour like that on my main laptop on Windows 7. Here's an ...

... also try Effect > Equalization and droop everything above 3KHz and below 300 Hz like the illustration. That's the telephone filter. That might help a little. Koz

I would still rather give people a bit more help here, given Windows and Mac hide extensions by default. How about .... Yes I can go for that, but it's an extra line and we're already up to the 25 line limit for 800 x 600, so we'll need to lose ...