Speed Adjustment Problem

[Gale_Andrews]

@Music-Man

I am able to duplicate the issue where the Change Speed effect works when I use it on a music file in the native Audacity format, but it gets lost if I export the music file to the MP3 format without saving the project first. If I do that, all is happy. I will try this again after I update to Audacity 2.1.0.

If that is the case then the exported file would be too short and high pitched. I find it hard to believe that, but is that what happens?

@Music-Man

I went back and reread the system requirements and it does clearly state that this version of the MacOS (Snow Leopard) is compatible with Audacity 2.1.0.[…] I just downloaded that version and ffmpeg version 2.2.2 just in case that plug-in does not remain after I update Audacity (although I’m pretty sure that it will). I’ll actually install it later today.

FFmpeg does not need re-installing if you previously had 2.0.6.

@Music-Man

I accidentally referred to a program called ClickFix in my previous reply. That was also incorrect because the name of the program is ClickRepair (http://www.clickrepair.net/). I’ve read really good things about this program and this is what I was looking to compare to Audacity’s Noise Removal and Click Removal effects.

See Click/pop removal - ClickRepair software


Gale