HOW TO ALIGN ALL TRACKS TO START IN AUDACITY

select all(ctrl a)

tracks > align > align tgt

tracks > align > start to zero

HOW TO MAKE STICKER IN ILLUSTRATOR

how to make sticker

make pathtouching the thing

don't offset path, just increase lines stroke thickness

object > expand

pathfinder: divide(btm left), unite(top left)

invert shape and fill

HOW TO MAKE AUDIO GOOD 2026

Steps:

• 1. Remove noise
• 2. Noise gate
• 3. Compressor
• 4. Normalize to 0dB
• 5. Limiter
• 6. Normalize to -1dB 

1. Remove noise

*can repeat if needed

2. Noise gate

*Gain thresh is dependent on noise levels

3. Compressor

4. Normalize to 0dB

5. Limiter

6. Normalize to -1dB

HOW TO EXPORT IG URLS

click every link in IG to load

download history

bring import to Gdrive, open as Sheets

copy URLs

paste into chatGPT, ask it to remove repeats

bring it back to Sheets

select links

open all to classify them

HOW TO CHANGE TEMPO OF A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a848dIR8bQo

Set project tempo to beat tempo

Drag and drop sample

put it in timeline

RMB on sample

dialog box > time stretching > RMB on Time dial > Project tempo

To fix detuning:

dialog box > time stretching > Mode: Resample -> AUTO

Now when you change the tempo, dialog box will open up

Restretch all channels now?

YES

if you have existing samples, be careful

WHY THE FUCK IS AUDACITY COMPRESSOR DIFFERENT

 The last version to have the “Compress based on peaks” feature was 3.5.1.

need to do this for compressor to make soft parts loud:

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uncheck mak up gaim for 0db

check compress based on peaks

LOOKS the best, none looks too peaky, soft parts are loud

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HOW TO FIX AUDIO UNABLE TO UPLOAD TO FLASH

THIS FUCKING ERROR

HOW TO FIX:

Export from Audacity with THESE SETTINGS

in ChatGPT:

ME:
i cant upload my mp3 audio file into the macromedia flash 8 library. this is the notification they gave me when i try. "one or more files were not imported because there were problems reading them macromedia flash 8 mp3" how do i fix this?

Chat:

The issue you're encountering is likely due to compatibility problems or corruption in the MP3 file. Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

1. Check File Format and Quality:

   • Ensure the MP3 file is not corrupted. Try playing it in a media player to verify that it works.
   • Check the bit rate and sample rate of the MP3 file. Flash 8 may have issues with certain bit rates or sample rates. A common bit rate for Flash is 128 kbps, and a sample rate is 44.1 kHz.

2. Convert the MP3 File:

   • Use an audio converter to re-encode the MP3 file. Sometimes re-encoding can resolve compatibility issues. You can use software like Audacity (free) to convert the MP3 to a different bit rate or sample rate.
     • Open the MP3 file in Audacity.
     • Export the file as an MP3 with a different bit rate and sample rate (e.g., 128 kbps, 44.1 kHz).

3. Update or Install Codecs:

   • Ensure that your system has the necessary codecs installed to read MP3 files. Sometimes, missing codecs can cause issues with importing MP3 files into Flash.

4. Try a Different File:

   • Test with a different MP3 file to see if the problem is specific to the MP3 file you are trying to import. If other MP3 files import successfully, the issue is likely with the original file.

5. Use a Different Audio Format:

   • Flash 8 supports other audio formats such as WAV and AIFF. Convert your MP3 file to WAV or AIFF and try importing it into the Flash library.

6. Reinstall or Update Flash 8:

   • If none of the above solutions work, consider reinstalling or updating Macromedia Flash 8. Sometimes, software issues can cause problems with file imports.

To convert the MP3 file using Audacity, follow these steps:

1. Download and Install Audacity:

   • Go to the Audacity website and download the appropriate version for your operating system.
   • Install Audacity.

2. Open the MP3 File in Audacity:

   • Launch Audacity.
   • Go to File > Open and select your MP3 file.

3. Export the MP3 File:

   • Once the file is open, go to File > Export > Export as MP3.
   • In the export dialog, choose a different bit rate (e.g., 128 kbps) and sample rate (e.g., 44.1 kHz).
   • Save the file.

4. Import the Converted File into Flash 8:

   • Open Macromedia Flash 8.
   • Go to File > Import > Import to Library and select the newly converted MP3 file.

If you follow these steps and still encounter issues, please let me know, and we can explore other potential solutions.