Audacity Forum

Good point. Yes, I think the Presario is a laptop.
Koz

... for the very vague subject line, but I don't really have the vocabulary to describe what I'm seeing/hearing, so I'm hoping these pictures will help: http://sullivanandco.com/test/audacity-bad-stuff.png http://sullivanandco.com/test/audacity-bad-stuff-2.png It seems to me that these abrupt waveform ...

... After repeating this process with 192 and 320 kbps MP3s, I'll be able to see exactly how much noise each bitrate adds, which should better help my decisions in the future about ripping media to MP3. There is software available for performing blind ABX tests to determine if you hear a difference ...

One of the Audacity operating modes is to not make personal, internal copies of music files you included, but to just point to external music files when their time comes. If you move Audacity or the music files, when it comes times to play them, Audacity goes out looking for them and they're gone. S...

Hello guys, thank you again for all your help! Right now, I am writing down the part of my bachelor's thesis where I explain the principle of RMS. While doing so, some questions arose and I would be glad if you could help me out again. Here are ...

... it says that some files are missing and gives me some options that doesn't fit my intent to get the old good whole file again Thank you for your help. Bless you. Goncalo

OliverWB wrote:PC. Compaq Presario (R) 4CPU 3/06GHz. 3.07GHz. 1.00GB Ram 32 bit.

Is that a laptop or a desktop computer? If a laptop you might actually be recording its built-in microphone and not the USB mic.

What do you have as the recording device in Audacity? --
Ragnar

My neighbour’s dog barks all the time when he leaves his home He's doing security duty. They do that. Unless they're trained not to, they will do whatever they think is needed to protect the home from intruders. Most people have no idea the dog is doing that and it's an interesting surprise when th...

... After repeating this process with 192 and 320 kbps MP3s, I'll be able to see exactly how much noise each bitrate adds, which should better help my decisions in the future about ripping media to MP3. However when I open both versions of the song in audacity, copy the MP3 track and paste ...

... can recover..." window. I selected the option to Recover Project. It seems to have recovered correctly but along the way I was prompted to do Help > Show Log. The text from the log is included below: 14:15:34: Audacity 2.0.1 14:15:35: Error: Couldn't find symbol 'MainPanelFunc' in a dynamic ...