Audacity Forum

When you record in Audacity, it's best to make the recording sound meters bounce in the yellow -6 range like this: http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/RecordingMetersMinus_6.jpg If your voice or performance is lower than that, then the noise may be too loud. The noise is always there on all micro...

Who Made The Turntable and what's the model number?
Koz

Effect > Change Speed should do both.
Koz

Bit Depth is how loud and how quiet the sound is allowed to get. Audio CD depth is 16. Bit Rate is the quality of work versus how fast the bits go by. That's the rough equivalent of the internet speed at your house. If your house connection doesn't have a high enough bit rate to support live video, ...

export a project to an audio format as soon as you create the project. That's pretty much the way I do it, yes. I've backed up my .aup files and corresponding folders to a USB flash drive. It does make us nervous when people use soft words. You backed up the AUP Project Manager files and the corres...

You can't do that. One's analog and the other digital. Which turntable? If it had a USB connection, why don't you just connect a USB cable between them? That's what's supposed to happen.

Koz

That's not right. I did the analysis of a straight, uncomplicated, one-minute stereo WAV file (attached).

Your analysis shows the wrong bit rate. Something is broken.

Koz

but ended up not caring for it, so uninstalled it soon after. What didn't you like about it? I have it installed on all my Macs and it does what it says on the tin. Granted, it's not the most straightforward software package and you do have to manually manage the monitoring sound channels, but it d...

We can't work with that. There's just not enough information.

http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/Docu ... tions3.pdf

That plus particulars of your problem. Like what were the settings you were expecting?

Koz

There's more than one WAV. Are you using the Audacity default: WAV (Microsoft)?

Koz