. I tried splitting the tracks, converting it to mono, anything I could find on YouTube, but nothing worked. Can you help me?Cannot Generate Sounds
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Cannot Generate Sounds
I have the song in Audacity, play it, highlight the part I want to edit and...it won't let me add any effects or generate any sounds to bleep out the bad word . I tried splitting the tracks, converting it to mono, anything I could find on YouTube, but nothing worked. Can you help me?
. I tried splitting the tracks, converting it to mono, anything I could find on YouTube, but nothing worked. Can you help me?-
kozikowski
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Re: Cannot Generate Sounds
Where did the music come from? Audacity will not know how to edit YouTube videos or their audio tracks.
Koz
Koz
Re: Cannot Generate Sounds
The music came from the site "BeeMp3".
Re: Cannot Generate Sounds
Can someone please help me? I need a response to this soon. 
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waxcylinder
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Re: Cannot Generate Sounds
Just select the selection with the "bad" word and then either remove it with CTRL+K to delete the section or use CTRL-L to retain the section and silence it.
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Re: Cannot Generate Sounds
Or select the part of the track with the word and generate a tone over it.
Or select the part of the track with the word and paste another sound of equal length over the top of it.
Or select the part of the track with the word and paste another sound of equal length over the top of it.
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