Audacity Forum

... system. You can do production overdubbing and sound-on-sound with Audacity by following the instructions here... http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/tutorial_recording_multi_track_overdubs.html But you still can't hear yourself in real time (correct, theatrical mix) without the special ...

... Can this set up be simplified or the program be adjusted to compensate for the delay? there is only one output from the mixer which is the master. Help needed!!

There's a free program called MediaInfo that you can use to check the format of WAV (and other media) file.
http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en

edgar-rft wrote:

Outatym wrote:8-bit uncompressed PCM sampled at 11, 16 or 22 KHz

Can Audacity export uncompressed 8-bit WAVs?

It says you can if you save it as other uncompressed files, then select unsigned 8-bit in the options.

8-bit uncompressed PCM sampled at 11, 16 or 22 KHz Can Audacity export uncompressed 8-bit WAVs? I'm not sure. AFAIK Audacity can only export uncompressed 16-bit and 32-bit WAVs. An uncompressed 16-bit WAV (exported by Audacity), played as 8-bit WAV by the Eletech DP-100 sounds garbled. Edit: just c...

Tried it all the way down to 8KHz, still does the same thing. I am exporting as 8-bit, but leaving it as 32 in the work file.

The audio sounds fine on my computer, but in the on hold box, it sounds like it's slowed down.

Any other ideas?

Any idea on how to drop the rate but also keep the audio clean? Leave the sample rate in the track at 44100 Hz. Change the "Project Rate" (bottom left corner of the main screen) to 22000 (or whatever you want). The exported file will be at the same sample rate as the "Project Rate&qu...

Trying to create on hold music and having a tough time of it. Got the audio in at 32 bit stereo at 44Khz. Edited just the way I like it. The on hold music box is a Eletech DP-100. It takes CF cards and has a requirement of: Supported Sound File Format Windows .wav, monaural output 8-bit uncompressed...

Well that does at least help to rule out some other possibilities. If Windows Sound Recorder can record then Audacity should be able to. So what we are looking at now is likely to be either that Audacity fails because it is a little ...

Well that does at least help to rule out some other possibilities. If Windows Sound Recorder can record then Audacity should be able to. So what we are looking at now is likely to be either that Audacity fails because it is a little "heavier" ...