Audacity Forum

it can output separate audio files for my microphone. Oh. So you really want two recorders. Ideally, a full-on video recorder with game sound and a stand-alone recorder for your voice. Use a stand-alone recorder for your voice. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/ClipMount-PersonalRecorder2.jpg Your...

I just found the instruction book. I would be connecting the two TAPE-OUT sockets right above the sound meters either to one of my Macs, or to a Behringer UCA-202 USB adapter like this. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/peaveyUCA202Lenovo-650.jpg How did you do it? Please note that while you ca...

We have to get your microphone connected first. An early step in the overdubbing tutorial is the ability to make a simple recording. That's a big deal. Too many people drop right into multiple pathway overdubbing and bury themselves. Your microphone is connected to the desk, right? You get the meter...

The AUP file is blank. The AUP file is written or produced last so this can happen if you close the laptop or stop the machine too soon. Copy the _DATA folder and AUP file to a thumb drive or other safe place. Then see if there's anything in these postings. Scroll down on the second one for Manual R...

I don't think Audacity has a simple mode any more.

What's the job. Sometimes that will give is an idea which way to go.

Koz

You missed the step where you play an MP3 not made by Audacity. Does that work?

Koz

You can always use Audacity in post production processing. It's FRAPS for gameplay and Pamela for Skype. Both of those applications "know" about the other audio application and work well together. A note that Win10 occasionally throws Pamela for a loop, but for the most part, it's OK. Koz

I think we're still recommending FRAPS for game play recording. Audacity does not play well with others. It becomes unstable or unworkable famously with game play and Skype. There are lucky digital celebrities who do manage to make it work, but their experiences don't transfer well to anybody else. ...

numark turntable with a 78 speed with a special 78 stylus Can we assume it's a normal 78 stylus? If you listen at the amplifier, does the noise go up a the end? Music music music.......f.f.fffffffffFFFFFFFFFF. On the other hand, if your talking about normal lead-out groove noise Shsh....Shsh....Shs...

That's just a little too fuzzy. How are you recording the 78? The conversion method or do you have an actual 78 turntable and needle? USB Adapter? Which one? How are you connected to the computer? If you did it wrong, you could have the computer voice processing trying to move the volume around &quo...