Audacity Forum

Edit > Preferences > Devices > Recording > Channels, 2.

You may need to restart Audacity. When you change services like that, it doesn't always reset globally.

Koz

Also see: "How do I make someone sound like a ghost?"
Koz

There was a posting like this on one of the video forums -- a voice in this case. The forum filled up with opinions -- all completely different. The only common thread was to make the voices different. When Hollywood calls for a job like that, they act it. The actor faces away from the microphone an...

Read the instructions. The two stereo outputs of the MixTrack are not the same. Only one of them is the mixed show. The other is a pre-mix or effects-out or something like that. We had another poster with the same problem. You can use an RCA to RCA cable and your earbuds or headphones to tell what's...

I have no explanation for you. In your illustration, the right channel is very badly damaged, not the left. I can't pin it down to your players or sound card because you say it happens on multiple devices. Your experiences are completely opposite what I would expect from the evidence. So that's not ...

Once it's on the timeline as blue waves, the green sound meters should bounce... http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/Audacity1_playback.jpg Then. Edit > Preferences > Devices > Playback > Device > ?? Mine says "Speakers (High Definition Audio)" and I can clearly hear my show. What does yours sa...

That does it. There's no intelligibility left. What's the third version? Koz

I am trying to record a raw waveform that I am trying to record Let's start there. ... What ... ? You created a sound pattern on the Audacity Timeline by hand-drawing the blue waves? Where did the show come from? Don't jump ahead. We have to build your show in our heads to straighten this out. Koz

I don't know that those are isolated modules like that. If they were, then designing Chains (batch) would not be as big a deal as it is. We'll wait for the heavier systems people.
Koz

You can set Audacity to monitor the incoming audio by right-clicking inside the red recording meters and selecting Start Monitoring. The meters are now active and running, so if you make changes, they should appear. You selected Stereo-Mix, right? Did you also select anything else in Windows Control...