Audacity Forum

You may be working too hard. That's what the vocoder does. Combines two different sounds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR_Bjf-a5rs

Koz

I forgot to try it. My excuse is Friday was the Company Party. "Do you have a microphone we can use with the karaoke setup?"
Koz

the typical Mac-head.

Certainly nobody on the forum...

Koz

Microphone Input (pink) is mono. Scroll down to the second illustration. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audioconnectors/audioconnectors.html If it's any kind of good motherboard, you should have a blue Stereo Line-In -- probably on the back. Reset in Windows Control Panels. Oddly, your laptop is the odd ...

Both of those sample rates are capable of good music up to 20KHz, but the sound quality will be slightly less at 256. It doesn't get muffled when the quality goes down, although if you go far enough, that happens a little, too. The definition of the music declines. The performance gets honky, bubbly...

-- Right Click Start > Explore > Right Click Local Drive C: > Properties (Used, Remaining)

You should maintain at least 10% free space on your hard drive. You can't record and save shows forever. Sooner or later, your internal storage -- your hard drive is going to run out.

Koz

Which Audacity version? Koz

Any advanced technique should be done under Audacity 1.3. Audacity 1.2 tools were very basic and some just didn't work very well. It was held in a very busy location, with poor acoustics. There is a lot of ambient noise. Other voices, echos etc. Machinery and cars too. That's pretty much the death o...

I recently purchased a new computer Laptop, right? the sound input through headphones attached to the UCA 202 Switched to "Monitor," right? You're not recording the UCA202. On a guess, I'd say you were recording either the built-in microphone or Mix-Out. Both of those will give you terrib...

Audacity 1.3 has a tool that lets you start recording at the end of a performance at a later date. It's called Append Record.

Transport > Append Record, or Shift-R.

You can't pick the place where the recording starts. It will always start at the end of the last piece.

Koz