Audacity Forum

Thanks for the screen shots, they really help. All your software settings are correct. What microphone (make and model, please) are you using with the iMic? What does the connector on the mic cord look like? Is it "mono" or "stereo" ...

... to change so that the log function produces the volume you're asking for at that point. I think it'll get by with adding more handles. That will help, but you'll never get a fade to/from zero. In the following screen shot there are two tracks, each of which is the result of doing a Mix and Render ...

Found Lame version 3.99.2.3 works. Thanks for the help.
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... ... I adjusted the speed bar and click the GREEN arrow on the left side of the bar but it does the same thing. If any ones know, please help me. I appreciate this very much.... Thank you Bryan

... jumping around because I'm accidentally pulling the handles into impossible positions then that shouldn't be possible. It would also be really helpful if the manual discussed these difficulties, so users knew what to expect and how to deal with them. I think it'll get by with adding more handles. ...

... volume remains pretty low. I'm guessing it is some combination of settings that I got wrong, but I'm totally unfamiliar with it all. Hope you can help.

... is difficult to apply the ReplayGain plugin to a whole library, if you want to avoid having noticeable differences between groups of files it may help to try and match the "loudness" to the bulk of a library. For me, I think I may have created a monster... We have a lot of records, CD's ...

Hi thanks so much for your help! I've loaded the file into Quicktime player and it shows Format as AAC, 2 channels, 44100 Hz. I guess that's not mp3? Okay I've installed the FFmpeg extensions. So inside Audacity, Preferences, Libraries, ...

... But it's an hour long file and Audacity will play it back in two seconds. So it isn't really audible. What am I doing wrong? Many thanks for any help.

Nothing? No one can help with this issue?