Audacity Forum

You may have burned a Data CD and not a Music CD. The Data CD is like a little hard drive. You can put anything on it you want; spreadsheets, Photoshop pictures, and sound data files. They play in computers just fine. Music CD players will have no idea what to do with them. Next time you burn a disk...

What caused it?
Koz

I don't know who you're posting to, but it doesn't appear to be us. Write back when you're less busy.
Koz

It's feedback. We had one Win7 machine do that. If you listen carefully, there is a low disturbance sounding all the time in the show, but it's usually low enough to ignore. Every so often, it goes regenerative and produces a full-volume beep which then settles down into background trash again. We r...

It's a set of contradictory symptoms. That's an analog error, but the poster is using USB microphones, more than one. Also the problem is described as a pop rather than a digital "tick" or " sharp click." The only way you can get that series of symptoms is from a bad 5volt servic...

Auto-Tune will not correct a portion of a song that's "high and squeaky." There's something about this we don't understand. Koz

For one example, Pamela for Skype/Windows will record both sides of a Skype conversation clearly and on separate tracks. Koz

http://www.pamela.biz/en/

Koz

is it possible to record both the mic and speakers at once? Not with plain Windows and Audacity, no. We set up a machine to record all the voices in a conference and we did it with a separate, non-speaking machine connected to the network. In that case, all the valuable voices were coming in over t...

I removed your email address. We are prime for spammers looking for fresh email addresses. If you want it back you can put it there, but we warned you.

Can you select a portion of the distorted sound and post it here?

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

Koz

Real Time Recording is very stressful for a computer. Perfectly normal computers that do Photoshop and Excel Spreadsheets fall face-first in the mud the first time they're asked to do real-time recording or playback -- or in the case of Overdubbing, both at once.

Koz