Can still get previous versions?

[conroekid]

Hello Forum. Thanks, for the great info and the great program.
I apologize if this has already been covered or I am on the wrong section.
My question is "can I get a previous version?"
The reason that I ask this is that I had a version that I got on Monday, November 29, 2004, 11:26:02 PM. (I think, from looking at the timeline, that this was probably 1.2.4.) Since then, I updated it to 1.2.6.
Anyway, the reason that I miss 1.2.4 is that I seem to remember the "equalization" effect working differently. The way that I remember it was that if I selected "RCA Victor 1938" and then applied it (without first loading the wave) it made a great sounding echo and other stuff. (I know that echo is not actually "equalization" but I really liked whatever it was.)
Anyway, I would apply this effect three times and it made it sound like early Sun Records or reggae.
Thanks again, to the great forum and programmers.

[steve]

Go to the download page on the Audacity web site and find the "alternate downloads" link. That will take you to Audacity downloads on the Sourceforge web site. Then use the search facility (a general term such as "audacity" should bring up every version ever released).

By the way, my favourite version on Windows (so far) is Audacity 1.3.4 as it has many extra features compared to 1.2.x and was rock solid stable on every machine I used it on.

Have a browse through this lot:

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http://sourceforge.net/search/index.php?group_id=6235&words=file_name%3A(%2Baudacity)&type_of_search=files&pmode=0&limit=50

(forum does not like the link, so you will need to copy and paste it into your browser)

[conroekid]

Thank you, so much!!!
You are great!
Your help perfectly solved my question.
The address took me straight to the place and I got it in no time!
Thank you, so much!!!
(P.S. For anyone that cares, the version that I got was 1.2.3.)

[steve]

One thing to consider if using an obsolete version of Audacity, help/support will be limited as other people will not be using the same program that you are. if you need any help or support, be sure to say which version you are using. The same applies for anyone using experimental alpha versions, or any other non-standard versions.