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... when I try to just record my vocals and then merge it with the original background music, my vocals are never on time with the song That could be "latency" : you can correct the timing so the tracks are in-sync* ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Latency_Test [* nothin...

I have a Boss RC-2 Loop Station pedal for my guitar and I'm trying to record its output onto my computer. I plugged the jack directly into the microphone port. What I get is that the sound fades/phases in and out rather than staying at one volume level and picking up all of the sounds. What's this ...

Apparently Express Scribe can accept analog input, (e.g. ye-olde tape recorder) ...

Express Scribe ...
Ability to dock both analog and digital portable recorders to load recordings

http://download.cnet.com/Express-Scribe ... 60252.html

The recording as you presented it appeared to already have a lot of work done to it. That kills anybody who wants to follow with better tools. Do you still have the original recording? Koz According to mediainfo the recording submitted is stereo 44100Hz at 96Kbps, (the latter being a wee bit too lo...

Hyper-expanding, (which is extreme dynamic range compression) hasn’t helped much …
The woman on the other end of the phone is just too quiet and there is too much ambient noise, (e.g. road traffic).

What was that periodic pounding? Possibly "voice" (volume) activated recording being activated by approaching road traffic ? e.g. the "j" of "jolly good" is missing : "jolly" was loud enough to activate the recorder but the initial "j" has not itsel...

First strike is it's a Windows Media file, so Mac people will need VLC Player to hear it. I didn't try opening it in Audacity. I don't think it will. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/VN550081.WMA Yes WMA files can be played by Audacity 1.3 if you have ffmpeg library installed ... Audacity w...

I've had a go with your Pseudo-stereo plug-in the results are very good: the inherent reverb makes it more realistic than my attempt at a pseudo-stereo effect.

A before-after example is attached with the default settings, (delay factor 30%, Effect mix 80%)

similar "can't record electronic drum" thread ...

To get Audacity to record the drum sound generated by the drum kit* you'll need to use one of the other drum machine outputs ...

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... ilit=+drum