I'm using Audacity 1.2.5 (OS 10.5.8) to digitize my record collection at 44100 Hz, 16 bit. I have the files so that the levels are just below clipping and they sound great in Audacity.

Audacity for Mac is a powerful audio editing tool that surpasses default OS X tools. The downsides are a dated and sometimes clunky interface and a cumbersome installation process.

When i import them into iTunes (9.0.2), however, they sound muffled. Somehow the levels are getting lowered, i think. I tried exporting mp3, aiff, and wave files all with the same result. I even tried burning to a cd via Toast then importing into iTunes to no avail. The funny thing is if i take the exported files into Toast or Soundbooth they sound just as good as in Audacity. Kinda makes me think it's something going on with iTunes.

Unfortunately i have to go through iTunes to get this stuff on my iPod. Notepad for mac text editor. How can i make it stop muffling my music? Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

From the Tools menu, choose Account List. Double-click the account from which you want to move the transaction to open its register. Click the transaction to select it. Click the Edit button in the transaction (on the right side of the entry), and then choose Copy Transaction. You can only copy security related investment transactions to another account that supports this type of transaction (for example, another investment account). You can only copy cash related investment transactions to another investment account. You can copy banking transactions to any other banking account. Select transactions to move to another account in Quicken two ways: To select one transaction in Quicken: click on the transaction once with your mouse. To select multiple transactions: click on the first transaction you wish to move, then hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard while you click on the remaining transactions. Mac does not have the ability to move investment transactions. For your situation, I would continue with the old, original account as there is no compelling reason to create a new account. Assuming you are downloading to the account, I would deactivate downloading and then reactivate - using the new account number and other info as required.

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