Audacity Forum

Is this a personal music performance -- you singing into a microphone? There are some very nice ways to make your existing one louder. Those are post-production tools -- used after the performance. It's not unusual for a personal performance to sound low in volume. Commercial songs go through a lot ...

Can somebody PLEEZ tell me in plain english how to re-record a song on my computer at a higher volume just so the end result is a louder version of the same song?

Rather than just taking a "wild stab", if you add the Nyquist Plug-in header you can put it into your Audacity plug-ins folder and test it. (setq delay (/ 30 1000.0)) ; convert to seconds This line is intended to convert the value of "delay" from milliseconds to seconds by dividi...

... openSUSE 12.1-beta, fully updated. The following tmp directories exist, with all read-write permissions set on: $HOME/tmp /tmp Thanks for any help provided.

PLEASE HELP I USE AUDACITY 1.2.6 TO RECORD.I USE WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE THE FIRST FEW MIN IS CORRECT AFTER THAT THE SOUND DISTORT .HOW CAN I RECOVER THE RECORDING TO CORRECT IT ON 1.3.13.THANK YOU DRIES JOOSTE

The Ubuntu / Debian repositories do not include the manual.
Instructions for installing the manual are here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Unzipping_the_Manual

I'd like to amend my previous post. I downloaded Audacity from Synaptic Package Manager, not Ubuntu Software Center To be more specific on the Audacity version missing the help files in Ubuntu; it was 1.3.12-2. Thanks!

... end at the point where they want the second song to be fully faded-in. This is the important concept for this plug-in and is described in the Help screen as: When 'Cross-Fade' is selected, the fade duration is determined by the 'Fade Length' setting. For example, Fade Length = 3 seconds The ...

... use Audacity all the time on my Mac, with no problems. I introduced a fellow-teacher to Audacity - she uses Windows. I am not tech-savvy enough to help her with what may be a very basic question. She records, stops the recording and 6 times out of 10 (yes, she counted), she gets: Audacity.exe has ...

... was a file that > was recorded on top of the first session and the speaker of the second > session had the background sound of the first. Please help me solve the > problem. This is a special occasion for us and people were looking forward > to having a sound track of the event.