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One other item. Vocal Microphones almost always have a low frequency droop and should be avoided in this case. Koz

...to me, the sound of a healthy engine, almost any engine, is as good as the finest of symphonies. And a in any live performance, some if it is felt rather than heard. That doesn't connect until you try to record it. It is a dual pattern condenser USB Whose make and model is? Omni because of the b...

What are you trying to record? You can't get too detailed. "I'm trying to record my lawnmower with a Blue Snowball USB microphone."
Koz

And neither display tell you what you need to know. Most exhaust is well below 100Hz, a suggestion of colour at the bottom of those displays. Koz

I listened to Car Talk radio show on the actual radio for years and enjoyed it very much. The radio station started to mess with it, covering up some of the show with local work, so I went to the podcast. Turns out the podcast doesn't go through the broadcast limiters and compressors and so it's alm...

And now down to actual content for a minute. Are you after real exhaust sound or Hollywood exhaust? You picked one of the "Everybody Knows" effects. "Everybody Knows" that radar has to go 'round and 'round even though radar hasn't actually done that since 1968. Newsrooms have to ...

The big kids always use a 100Hz High Pass Filter when live recording. Effect > High Pass Filter. If the wind noise is not whump, whump, rumble but instead actual whistling or rushing, then the wind is now a permanent performer in your show. There is a microphone cover called a "dead cat" w...

Behringer UCA202 does not work with microphones. It does not have a microphone amplifier and it will not supply the 5v battery many headset microphones need. Either connect your headset to a Windows laptop many of which are designed to do this... http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/PCHeadset.jpg ...

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... to_cd.html

I thought we wrote something about this specific problem, but I can't find it.....

Koz

Soundflower. It creates a software "device" that allows record and playback to co-exist.

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... .html#lame

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... n_mac.html

Koz