Audacity Forum

(This seems to come up a lot. I posted an entry on this last November, which I've copied and pasted here. I hope it helps...let me know!) You could try downloading Soundflower, a freeware app that allows you to route audio between applications that don't normally "speak" to each other. I also own an...

http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=6700

bridgesmj: check the link above to a previous thread where I posted my own long description of using Soundflower. Let me know if it helps!

PB... Honestly, I don't know, as I've never tried to do anything like this. However, Audacity does allow for multitrack recording, so even if one cannot do what you describe all in one go, (and it may, give it a try!), one can still record the streaming internet content using Audacity w/Soundflower ...

(This seems to come up a lot. I posted an entry on this last November, which I've copied and pasted here. I hope it helps...let me know!) You could try downloading Soundflower, a freeware app that allows you to route audio between applications that don't normally "speak" to each other. I also own an...

Here's my post (below) from several months ago on a different thread, that addresses your question. It works great for me, and I just recorded a few seconds of audio coming through an internet radio station playing through iTunes by switching sound sources on the fly; it takes only seconds. If you ...

Koz, no I haven't tried that. At present, my only recording activities involve digitizing music from analog sources and capturing streaming audio such as internet radio, etc.

Let me echo Koz: Wiretap Studio is an excellent piece of software that will allow you to record anything you want on your Mac. I own it and use it as my primary means of recording on the Mac. However, I like Audacity for editing features it offers that Wiretap Studio does not, (e.g., "cut," "copy," ...

In Audacity preferences, look under the tab labeled "Audio I/O" and you should see four checkboxes at the bottom. The middle two checkboxes should be "Hardware Playthrough (Play new track while recording it)" and "Software Playthrough (Play new track while recording it)." In this same preference tab...

Oh, do you have "hardware playthrough" or "software playthrough" checked in Audacity audio preferences? When I first installed Audacity, I checked "hardware playthrough," which was suggested for Macs, but I couldn't hear any playback. I unchecked "hardware playthrough" and checked "software playthro...

I just reread my original post on Soundflower and Soundsource, and I see there I described the proper Audacity preference settings. Assuming you have your preferences set as described, I don't know what else to suggest at the moment. If anything occurs to me I'll add a comment.