Audacity Forum

Yes, I will work on screenshots, and when I am able to do them I will put them up.

Line in/Mic in: line 1 or 2 is one option

Yes, MME for Audio host. (I read that wrong) The other option is Windows DirectSound There are only two settings for Output Device: 1. Microsoft Sound Mapper – Output 2. Realtek HD Audio rear output For Input Device, the other choices besides ‘Line in/Mic in: line 1 or 2’ are: 1. Microsoft Sound Map...

That last post didn't come out the way I typed it, sorry about that.
It should read:

Audio Host: NME

Output Device: Realtek HD Audio Rear output

Input Device: Line in/Mic in: Line 1 or 2

Input Channels: 2 (Stereo) Input Channels

Thanks again Steve, I feel better knowing my topic isn’t breaking any records. I wasn’t sure if I was allowed to start a new topic, maybe I will if I need to in the future, though I don’t mind continuing this one for now. My settings look very similar to the picture you show Input Audio Host Output ...

Thanks Steve, I rerecorded to make sure the highest peaks of the blue waveform were about half the track length. I am recording from AUX left and right from my keyboard into the line in (not Mic Input) of my sound card. My sound card is “Realtek HD Audio” The mixer device for “Line in/Mic in” or “Re...

Hi, I’m just posting to let you know I got the lead for my piano and did some test recording. Everything was fine as far as adjusting the levels and keeping the wave within the box which I think I’m supposed to do, and I want to thank everyone again for all the help and support they gave me in setti...

That’s good to know, although I’ve always been pretty much a live, as is player and never really used overdubs to change or enhance my recordings except for using loops which I like to use as backing tracks to play over. With Audacity though I’m thinking that this might be something I’d like to expl...

So you’re saying keep each track as a separate WAV file, like the one I already saved, and the added vocal I want to record, and keep them as backups for a multiple track project, whereas I can combine them if I like, yet still retain the individual tracks to work with, if anything goes wrong, or if...

I want to apologize again as these posts are meant for everyone, I’ll be careful about that.

Dave