Audacity Forum

Is there a way to get a vertical cursor full screen (top to bottom) to enable me to accurately move and align start points of tracks?

Hi Edgar Problem solved. The Realtek control panel has a stereo mixing facility on this version for recording. Simply muting this option has solved the problem. Unfortunately Realtek do not offer a manual for this application neither is there a help file available. Many thanks and regards to all who...

OK, the machine I have Audacity installed on is running an Intel Quad core central processor at 2.83 GHz with 3.23 GigaBytes of Ram. It is running Wndows XP, Service Pack 3. The sound card section is Realtek HD and is built into the mother board on this machine. The sockets are at the back of the ma...

I don't think this problem is with the microphone as the duplication of the backing track onto the following track occurs even when the microphone is not connected. If it of any help the duplicated track is recorded slightly louder than the backing track.

Nothing else running on this machine Koz. To be clear in my mind (please let me know if I've got this wrong) I understand I should be able to record track #1 (backing track) then record track #2 (voice track). So track #1 should only contain the backing and track #2 should only contain the voice. If...

Not a laptop, full size tower PC with quad core processor and Realtek HD sound card. Microphone is a condenser type Studio Model BM750. Undoubtedly made in China. The sound quality from the mic is actually better than expected.

The recording device is a cardiod microphone plugged directly into the PC mic input. It sounds fine. The backing track is a piano track laid down by a friend and recorded in MP3 format. If I select "Other tracks while recording (overdub)" it records the microphone onto the vocal track but ...

Hi Trebor. I tried that but it doesn't work. I still get both the backing track and the voice on the new track. Is it something to do with the backing track being an MP3 format?

Hi I have downloaded an MP3 piano backing track (track 1) but when I try to record voice on another track (track 2) the piano track records on it as well as my voice. How can I prevent this?

Vocals and acoustic guitar