It's so slight here if at all and my ears are pretty sensitive too. I'm not overly concerned by it. Am just using a bit so I can give some tutorials on it. I am sticking with Goldwave since it has much more features in it
But I think Audacity will keep getting better with time. Version 1.32 appears to be a good one once it's out of beta. Rick ======= Visit my webpage and podcast feed at www.blind-geek-zone.net Here you will find Audio tutorials for popular programs, blindness related web links, blind mailing list links and documents for various things. If you are looking for customized one on one software training and friendly and knowledgeable technical support for very cheap rates then visit my website and click on the training and tech support link. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PC audio discussion list. " <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 4:28 PM Subject: Re: Audacity weirdness! O no I've had it change and i can hear the difference and no one said anything about it bu then at the time my ears were super sensitive. SA&G > Hi, > > It may change very slightly here too but its so little I wouldn't > have even noticed unless someone said something and I'm not entirely > convinced that I'm not just imagineing it. > > Rick > > > ======= > > Visit my webpage and podcast feed at www.blind-geek-zone.net > > Here you will find Audio tutorials for popular programs, blindness > related web links, blind mailing list links and documents for various > things. > > If you are looking for customized one on one software training and > friendly and knowledgeable technical support for very cheap rates > then visit my website and click on the training and tech support link. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sarah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "PC audio discussion list. " <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> > Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 2:12 PM > Subject: Re: Audacity weirdness! > > > that happens to me to and I would like to know why. It also happens to > another friend of mine using said program as well. > >> Hi folks. I'd like to think I'm pretty good with solving a lot of >> audio-related problems, but this one's got me completely >> stumped. This is going to sound completely nuts, but trust me, >> this is exactly what's happening, and I'd even be willing to send >> someone an audio file to proove it. Sometime yesterday, I heard >> about Audacity, which is a pretty popular sound editor So being the >> somewhat brave sowl I am, I downloaded and installed it and all went >> very well, absolutely no problems. Then, when the program launched, >> that's when the weirdness comes into play. I am currently using JAWS >> 8 with an earlier version of the dec-talk access 32 software speech, >> and 99.9 percent of the time it sounds absolutely beautiful. But >> when I launch audacity to look around and have a play with it, there >> is a slight change to the speech, and it sounds as if it is running >> slightly slower, as if the voice is on a tape and is running a little >> low on batteries. >> I have never heard of this happening, so I figured maybe it was >> just my imagination. So I switched to another software synthesizer, >> namely eloquence and the effect was the same. Closing audacity had >> no effect on it, and the only way to really make the speech return to >> normal was to shut down, and restart JAWS. I switched over to my >> dec-talk express hardware synth sso I could have a further look and I >> wanted to see if it was some kind of weird sound card issue or >> something. By default, the program is routed to the Microsoft sound >> mmapper for both playing and recording, so I changed the program so >> that it found my card, which is an SB audigy 2, or SB audigy audio >> ff80, as it says in the options for most programs. So then I closed >> down audacity in JAWS and I got the speech to sound normal >> again. then, I launched audacity again, same deal, the speech >> sounded slightly slower. W to the t to the f? So I'm stumped as to >> why this is happening, and I've run out of ideas. The only other >> idea I have is that Audacity might be a memory hog and is taking up a >> lot of power which could cause weird stuff to happen, so I'm >> wwondering if that could be it? I'd like to find out what's >> happening so I can start using the program a little more. I heard a >> demonstration that was given about it so i was hoping to give it a >> go, but I'd like to solve this issue first. So, any ideas would be >> great!!! 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