Audacity Forum

Which Audacity?

Koz

There are no editing instructions for the same reason there are no manual videos. By the time you get a presentable production, the next Audacity version is issued and you have to start over. It's a career move. Almost all of the YouTube videos available are, as of April 19th at 10:34 AM, likely wro...

My Old, Old, Old machines used SoundFlower as a sound device. My just old (but current to me) machine uses iShowU. Apple has not allowed capture of "system audio" since forever. What he said. Macs don't have built-in sound pathways for recording streaming audio. The desperation method is s...

I just watched MKBHD's review of the 4/20 apple event and he has a quiet beeping behind his voice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vInUoPtg8m0 It's not there all the time. It depends on the edit. Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee. I think it's the same noise that one of the forum posters complained about and I th...

not the condenser which I returned My head is really spinning right now. If you don't have a condenser microphone, where did you get the long test from? I have not tried DeSibilator yet, but I just installed it according to your instructions and can't wait to give it a try! The DeSibilator is used ...

I'm working on a project to replace a customers phone system - they are reporting intermittent audio delay/latency on calls from some customers What kind of phone system? Land-Line systems have nearly zero delay and timing problems when communicating with other land-line systems. However, when they...

Ripping is where you achieve a sound or other performance file quickly typically taking far less time than the duration of the performance. There are software packages that allow "ripping" of CDs, DVDs, and Youtube content. Recording is creating a permanent record of a performance in real ...

the photos on C:\ are backed up to a different external than the one I am currently trying to use for the podcast.

Are you going through a USB hub or other multi-point USB management system? Those have caused live production problems for years.

Koz

correction feature as part of 'normalise' but wonder if that's really doing the job. Normalize is not a second-by-second processor. It works on an overall average and makes one correction. If your show is constantly changing you may need much more serious processing. Also a problem if the job isn't...

Audacity doesn't apply effects, filters, or corrections during recording.

What's the show? What are you recording that's out of stereo balance?

Koz