Audacity Forum

Sorry to chime in on an old post, but I don't have the help files either :o . I've downloaded Audacity through Ubuntu's Software Center twice on two different machines (same specs) Audacity 1.3, Ubuntu 10.04.3, Dell Optiplex GX240, 1 GB RAM. I have ...

... negative curve value. Note that the fade will be applied to the entire selection (as suggested by the interface and explicitly stated in the help screen). Apply a fade-in to the overlap section of track 2 with a positive curve value. Example usage of this plug-in for fixing a "splice" ...

... I record with these again? I know it works, because I can still use them for Skype and Steam and things. Also, I'm on the beta of Audacity. PLEASE HELP!!

sorry for the confusion. I only recorded their side of the conversation and I stopped it and saved it as Skype call one. I was going to edit it later but now the file cant be found but there is a folder with the call in 180 difront small parts, and I need to know how to put it together You have to ...

... In" and "Cross Fade Out". Fixed. No need for "," before "or" Fixed. Should not "mid-point" in the Help be "midpoint"? Fixed. Then maybe "Strength of fade midpoint" instead of "Curve (increase to boost mid fade)"? I find ...

Let me take a wild stab at this: ;control delay "Width" real "ms" 30 10 100 ;control freq "Tightness" real "hz" 1000 200 2000 ;control atten "Strength" real "dB" -4 0 -12 (if (arrayp s) (progn (setq delay (/ 30 1000.0)) ; convert to seconds...

sorry for the confusion. I only recorded their side of the conversation and I stopped it and saved it as Skype call one.
I was going to edit it later but now the file cant be found but there is a folder with the call in 180 difront small parts,
and I need to know how to put it together

... initial length selected for the fade, not the outcome length, which makes the ;info line potentially confusing. "Fade duration" in the Help isn't ideally clear either. Probably it should be "selection to be faded"? I still think there could be a case for "idiot's fade". ...

... "Cross-Fade" with a hyphen given we don't use the more common "Crossfade"? Not that I care as long as we are consistent. Help says: "The 'Fade Shape' offers a choice between a simple curve, or an 'S' shaped curve." No need for "," before "or" ...

... speaker who was wearing a microport. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microport So we don't know what she was wearing and searching Microphones didn't help Oddly, the ability to rescue either sound clip is about the same. Nobody will confuse the results with a sound studio, but I think we can make ...