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There are two Vocal Removals. The legacy one and the newer Vocal Reduction and Isolation. Did you try both?

Koz

Even if you do get it all working, post back. I want you do a simple sound volume test.

Koz

No, you may actually be crazy, but those are two examples of the digital system going on vacation briefly and not following the show. And both of those are different from gritty or overly peaked sound in the words. If you get too close to a directional microphone and it's a condenser type and you us...

The keyboard instructions tell us to use the multi-purpose headphone jack to transfer audio. Screen Shot 2018-07-10 at 17.57.07.png Screen Shot 2018-07-10 at 17.57.21.png In another listing, besides the obvious MIDI drivers and software, they have something called Musicsoft Downloader. Screen Shot 2...

That's a group chat program, right? Do they supply a program that can do this? Pretty basic question. Maybe too simple. I want to record Google Hangouts and my own microphone. Is that the real goal? Those two can be really different. The Skype people run into this. We need to wait for a Linux elf, b...

But to get the simple one out of the way, did you plug in the turntable after you started Audacity? Audacity checks for connections when it starts. Restart Audacity with the turntable plugged in. Does that help?

Koz

Let us know how it goes.

Koz

With digital recording, your digital levels are not that critical as long as you're not clipping. And as long as you stay digital. The instant you dip into analog land, as with a microphone or other sound adapter, you need to worry about both extremes. Digital overload and the analog noise floor. A...

I have searched the forum from top to bottom and all I can see is recording with 6.5mm to 3.5mm jack. I wouldn't do that, either. I use the headphone jack of my Yamaha to a Behringer UCA-202. The UCA202 is a good stereo play and record USB adapter. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/peaveyUCA20...

The Official Party Line is to record with occasional peaks in the -6dB to -10dB range. That works out to blue wave tips between 50% and 30%. You can use the Audacity overload tools to see if you're recording too loud. View > [X] Show Clipping. If your time line has red bars and lines, you are record...