Audacity Forum

Hi Steve,

Thank you for your reply. I hate to say this but I am totally new to Audacity and I am not sure what the gain slider is.

Producing the headerless raw files would, I think, be a case of trial and error, and I'm not sure if Audacity can do it, even with "Custom FFmpeg Export". You can do that by selecting "Other uncompressed files > RAW > uLaw", however I'd recommend trying the "WAV (Microsoft)...

The standard WAV export file from Audacity includes the RIFF header. To set the sampling rate of the exported file, set the "Project Rate (Hz)" menu at the bottom left of the Audacity project window. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Selection_Toolbar To produce a mono file your project m...

Assuming that you have the music on one track and the singing on another, use the "Gain Slider" on the left end of the track to adjust the volume. Keep an eye on the playback meter while you are adjusting the levels - it's important that the overall level does not hit 0 dB, otherwise the m...

Thanks so much for your help. I have come to the conclusion that the problem is my USB turntable. [ When I transfer my cassette tapes, the tracks are balanced and very little clipping. I am returning my Grace digital audio machine and ...

Hi there, I am brand new to Audacity. I need to record a song over an instrumental. I import the mp3 and have set everything up so I can record a song over it. I can export to mp3 etc. The singing is louder than the music but I can't figure out how to change the singing only so it matches up sound w...

Have I got this right? You have a 3 hr and 45 min recording as an Audacity project and it plays OK. You now want to split the recording and make 3 audio files so that you can (a) burn 3 CDs of the recording, (b) make 3 MP3 files. Have I got that right? What's the problem? At what point is it freezing?

I have just recorded a 3 hr and 45 min audio for ministry over a 5 day period on the same file. It is freezing up and I need to separate it and get it into 3 cds and mp3s. Taking me too much time and getting nowhere. I would like to pay someone to take it from here please.

A simple effect that smoothly reduces the level of the selected audio then fades the level back up again to the original level. Track 2 (below) shows the effect on a sine wave when the Manual Duck effect is applied with the default settings (12 dB gain reduction, 25% fade time): trackpanel000.png To...

Thanks for your help. I have been tring different things... I have no clue what had changed.. Over 2 years of plug and play/record..I guess was just lucky...LOL Now i have just changed my set up differently, Mixer directly to my studio ...