Audacity Forum

so don't kill me Only if you want us to. The easiest thing to try now that you have selected and copied your musical phrase is stop the cursor when you want to put the copied music and Edit > Paste, Contrl-V or whatever it is on your computer. Audacity will push everything to the right out of the w...

... a microphone? This is for online chatting, and using a second input audio source to go through my 'mic in' (on computer). I appreciate all help on this.

I'm new at this... so don't kill me :) I have a song as an .mp3 file. It is loaded into Audacity. I would like to lengthen the song by repeating the center corus. I have highlighted the portion I want copied, & pushed the "copy" button. But I don't know what to do now. How do I insert ...

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please help

... as well just click to create envelope points at the light/dark border!" because that is what I'm trying to get away from. Thanks for any help you can give!

Didn't help me. Again, I really just want to know where I can have Audacity record at a louder decibell rating.

Hi,

I have a problem with background noise when i'm recording. I use CDJs and a USB sound card to record onto my laptop. The noise is so bad during recording, it goes upto -18db. I have been trying to solve this issue, but haven't succeeded so far. Please help me out.

when I cut a section and try to paste it in to another blank audio track, it stretches the pasted section way beyond the length it was supposed to be, This is a limitation of Audacity 1.2.x If you paste audio that has a different sample rate to the track, the audio will be stretched to match the tr...

... track. However, the moment I try to play the Harmonica+background track together, the Harmonica portion starts to slightly crack. Can you please help? Thanks in advance. Best regards Anirban ++

... I usually leave the Sensitivity at 0. In most cases 0 is the optimum setting for Sensitivity. With some material raising the Sensitivity can help to remove more noise, but in most cases it will also increase the damage to the remaining audio.