Audacity Forum

SMD - Surface Mounted Devices. That's those little bugs with the hair-thin legs. I do mine under a zoom microscope and even then it's not fun. You need a soldering station with a really tiny point and there are special soldering techniques when the devices get down that small. DMM - Digital Multi Me...

Are you using the one-click ACX Check (Zip attached) or the manual process? Unpack that Zip and slide acx-check.ny into your Audacity Plugins folder. In use It appears under Analyze, not Effects. You appear to be missing The Yeti Curse. The frying mosquitoes in the background that many people experi...

I stand corrected.

Those mic gurus at Blue put in an innovative triple capsule array

Koz

in a VERY CLEAN environment), is the capsule.

USB Condenser Microphone with Stereo, Cardioid, Omnidirectional, and Bidirectional Modes

One capsule? Where do you get the one capsule idea from? I count at least two...

Koz

You can absolutely substitute a good 5 volt lab power supply for the ratty 5 volts coming down from the computer's USB services. That's how flynwill got rid of his USB noise problems. You can't substitute the 13.5 volts from your car. I think you have a decorative object in the shape of a Yeti, not ...

I remember now.

"How do I become a recording engineer. I'm in a hurry."

Koz

The levels are hitting around 21. I was singing into it You have to be painfully detailed when you say things like that. We can't see you or what you're doing. Hitting 21 on what? RCA leading into my mixer. Where on the mixer? Your mixer has three different places to get the show. Tape Out? That's ...

Do you have a USB microphone or other USB sound device?
Koz

Both 2.04 and 2.10 are fake Audacity versions. You can get Audacity 2.1.0 from here:

http://audacityteam.org/download/windows

When the installer asks to reset Preferences, say yes.

Koz

Audacity also adds dither to the output file. Audacity does everything internally at 32-bit floating in order to avoid damage that may be caused by multiple effects and filters. The conversion back to 16-bit (assuming you're in 16-bit) always has a slight amount of intentional noise. You can turn of...