Audacity Forum

... I am certain I could do it, but it would require more time than I have to spare for the learning experience. I'm sure I could find someone to help me through it (for pay), but as I mentioned I simply can't afford to dole out any money at this time. I downloaded ASIO4ALL thinking that might ...

From the second link that Steve provided there is a particular sub-tutorial which should help you: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Sample_workflow_for_LP_digitization My favoured tool for click and pop removal is Brian Davies's excellent ClickRepair - it costs a ...

... through the process, or by Audacity magic), or is this about as good as it gets? But above all else, thanks to kozikowski and steve for their help. I'm excited about the possibilities now and wanted to come back and say a big tee-why for your patience and assistance. ETA: I can also make the ...

... (karaoke or what have you), and of course neither worked. I'm sure it's a rather easy solution, but it required a post from me. :P Thanks for any help provided.

... it pulls those colours from, as it seems they are influenced by something else that exists on the system, settings-wise. Let me know if you can help me pinpoint where those colours come from :) As you state, this wasn't a problem on pure Ubuntu, and we don't know if elementary are supplying ...

... its own will do nothing to solve the playthrough problem unless you compile it so that it can use ASIO low latency drivers. You can probably get help here with doing that but it is not something that can be done in 5 minutes. The only other option using Audacity is to see if Windows "listen ...

... on Audacity. I was just wondering where it pulls those colours from, as it seems they are influenced by the GTK theme. Let me know if you can help me pinpoint where those colours come from :) EDIT: I had previously thought the GTK theme didn't make a difference, it does!

... yourself and enabled theming in src/Experimental.h. It would have helped if you had stated your three-section version number of Audacity (see Help > About Audacity), what distro of Linux this is and whether you compiled Audacity from our source tarball, SVN HEAD or are using the distro's packaged ...

... I'd like to see. The "rectangular box" is probably the "track", in which case an easy way to make a screenshot is to go to the Help menu in Audacity and select "Screenshot Tools". Check the location where the image will be saved to, then click on the button that says ...

How do I fix it to where my rapping starts at 14:00 over the beat instead of 0? I guess this is called "delaying". I'm not sure. I'm new to Audacity. Please help!