Audacity Forum

You can open an AUP file in notepad or wordpad and read it. It's a text file. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/aup1.jpg When I tried that, yours was blank. That's why Audacity couldn't figure out what it was. I can't imagine how you could create a completely blank Project Manager file. You posted in t...

You posted in the 1.3 section of the forum. Are you using Audacity 1.3? Which one? Which WIndows?
Koz

This is a similar request from people who damage their show so badly that the only thing they have left are the blue waveforms. "Can't I turn the waveforms back into sound." My guess would be yes, but Audacity doesn't have those tools. It's harder than you think. Audio always returns to ze...

That's not Audacity. That's Windows trying to 'help' you. Win7 comes out of the box set for audio and video conferencing, not music recording. Conferencing services offer many automatic sound tools running in the background. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Recording#enhancements Also... http:...

Of my two Yamaha keyboards, only one has Stereo Line-Out, but other I connected to my sound system and Audacity with adapters to the Headphone Out socket. http://usa.yamaha.com/en/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/portable_keyboards/psr240/?mode=model http://www.amazon.com/Yama...

BSODs are difficult to get. It means your computer crashed so hard that the operating system failed all the way back to BIOS -- that screen that presents when you turn your computer on that nobody sees any more because everybody goes around it. Anyway, Audacity is not bashful about using high memory...

You can open up your AUP file in a text editor and read it. The first few lines of instruction should tell you what the original project name was. You need to use that name for your files and folders, or change the AUP file which is not recommended.

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/aup1.jpg

Koz

Further, I doubt you would be able to do serious musical production on this combination because Audacity Overdubbing itself is a series of special adjustments, and they conflict. You really need to put a stand-alone musical instrument in there somewhere that's not the computer.

Koz

The short answer is you don't. The Oxygen 25 keyboard is a MIDI controller, not a musical instrument. It's job is to tell a separate musical instrument when and how to play. It doesn't make music itself. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_controller I can't tell from the description, but my guess is ...

Just a quick note. Post the link to the web site you think is ratty and unprofessional.
I can't escape the idea we're talking around each other.

Koz