Audacity Forum

You can get that multiple recording business if you're recording from Mix-Out, Stereo Mix, or Wav Out instead of a real device like Mic-In or Line-In. I thought the wiki piece covered that?

http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tuto ... k_Overdubs

Koz

I'm just catching up with the messages. If you use a mono plug into the mixer, just tip and sleeve, then my pencil sketch is the wiring. The long sleeve connection will take care of the extra ring contact found inside the mixer (the equivalent of pin 3 on the xlr).

Koz

Here's another resistor color code diagram with fewer fancy animations.
http://www.csgnetwork.com/resistcolcalc.html
Koz

These in general are not super magic. Chances are it registered itself as a plain "USB Audio Device" rather than calling out the model number. Did Windows complain that it couldn't figure out what to do? Try plugging it in and then launch Audacity. See if the device toolbar can find it. ht...

That's good. I forgot about those screw terminal strips. Maybe the worst problem with those is the capacitor. The leads may not be long enough to reach the screws. If you have the option of getting a capacitor whose leads stick out the ends rather than both on one end, it may fit better. They come b...

OK, I get it. Don't mess with the files inside the _data folder. Those are not user files. You are intended to double click the associated .AUP file and that will open Audacity and reconstruct the show and its production layers (except UNDO) for you. The first two file segments inside the _data fold...

Details. Windows? Which one? Which version of Audacity exactly, all three numbers? You finished the interview and did what? What did you call the show, the exact name?
Koz

From A 440 where it is now? It's the Change tools under Effects. Change Pitch, Change Speed, Change Tempo.

Koz

Did you get the Behringer UCA-202? Which headphones do you have? Can you hear anything if you play music on the computer? Do you still get the buzz if you disconnect the turntable? Koz

I just noticed the other 10k resistor on the diagram. Rather, it just made sense to me. So it goes "after" the capacitor (on the way to the input on the mixer) and hooks up with the cold wire. To a non-electronics guy that looks like a short circuit... but then that's kinda what you want ...