Audacity Forum

Thanks everyone. I was just coming here to post about the Class Compliant Mode but I see someone beat me to it. Here is what Focusrite had to say about it: Using a Scarlett Interface on OS X 10.9 Mavericks Some users have reported experiencing audio glitches and drop outs with the Scarlett range of ...

I think the update messed up my Scarlett 2i2 drivers because everything records fine through built in mic. I'll do some testing and let you know.

I'm running a Macbook Pro OS x 10.9.1 with Audacity 2.0.2 and I use a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB interface. I'm using an AKG Perception P220 mic. I'm using the Built-in Output for the playback device. I have narrated and produced 3 audiobooks and several commercials with this set up without a proble...

Well, changing the record buffer from 100 to 50 in Audacity did not make a difference. Back to researching.

I am having the same problem. It started after I took the latest update to my OS for my Macbook Pro to Maverick. I wonder if that messed up my settings? I will adjust the record buffer to 50 from 100 and see if that resolves my issue.

Thank you Gale. Good info.
Jim

To give you the perspective of the narrator let me just say that a lot of the tools I see confuse me a bit. I am trying to finish my 3rd audiobook (7.3 hours long) and I have been asked to start on my 4th. The last step in this 3rd book is to fix the audio as I mentioned earlier in this thread. I ha...

I recently had trouble getting my Focusrite Scarlett Plug-in license to install. Every time I tried to install the license I would get the following message: Focusrite Scarlett Plug-in Suite Activation Problem installing license file. I found that you had to have the latest version of the plug-in fo...

Steve, I would be happy to help. What specifically do you need from me? Legally I don't think I can hand you over the entire book but I might be able to do a couple of random chapters from each one.
Thanks,
Jim

Steve wrote: "That first point is simple enough to check, but if the audio has audible distortion then it will need to be repaired by rerecording the damaged sections and editing the new takes into your production. During recording we advise that you allow 6 dB of "headroom" so as to avoid "clippin...