If it's the " Effects " that you want to access you do need to '
select ' that portion of the audio that you want to apply the effects
to by dragging thru it or using key combination ' command A ' to
select all. Some functions will be greyed out if they are not
applicable , ie no stereo to mono with a mono track. If there are
other things that aren't working you'll have to be more specific.
Also bear in mind that while Audacity is a marvelous application for
the price it's also a get what you pay for proposition. You may want
to edit your audio into it's smallest parts first and work on each
file separately to save the frustration of the inevitable crash.
At 9:40 PM -0800 2/4/09, chad evans wyatt wrote:
chad evans wyatt <cewyattph...@yahoo.com>
Subject: Audio transfer
At the risk of incurring wrath by discussing something digital on
this forum, I have a question: I've used Audacity to transfer tape
recording to digital, and the results are quite good. However, in
Mac I don't seem to have full access to the program's controls. No
complaints whatsoever about the .aiff files, they hold all the
signal on the tapes, but I would like to have some more opportunity
to shape the eventual files. Any thoughts?
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