Audacity Forum

You can set the number of channels in the device toolbar.
The channels count up from channel 1 (this is not configurable), so if you want to record channels 1,2 and 5, then you would have to record 5 channels (1,2,3,4 and 5) and deleted the empty channels after recording.

Seems like SoundFlower isn't working properly. This could be due to a setting in SoundFlower, or perhaps SoundFlower isn't compatible with your system. If you're using the old version of SoundFlower, then as far as I'm aware, support is no longer available for that product because it is obsolete. If...

juzzy23 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2019 1:21 pm

Not one bit can be listened to as its completely ruined. How do I fix this?

You can't fix that recording - it's trash, delete it.

Try rebooting your computer and then make a test recording. Do you still get loads of dropouts?

Which version of Audacity?

Have you selected the USB turntable as the recording source in the device toolbar?

Is the turntable connected to the computer only by the USB cable?

If you are recording sounds that are playing on your computer, then changing the volume of the sounds that are playing will affect the volume of the recording.

I agree that the Envelope tool is too fiddly and annoying ;) but for now, that's what we've got, but I find this helps when making "anchor points" at 0 dB: 1) Click with the Envelope tool near, but slightly below the top of the track and keep the left mouse button pressed down. 2) Drag the...

I'm trying to figure out how I can recover a corrupted saved .aua file. I assume you mean ".aup"? Please attach the .aup file to your reply so we can see if it is recoverable. (See: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936) Which version of Audacity are you using? (Lo...

I have a Samsung external DVD player/burner plugged in. And a hub which connects my keyboard & printer. Thanks. I just wanted to rule out the possibility that there could be a conflict with another USB audio device, but that looks fine (I assume that the Pyle is connected directly to a USB sock...

I wasn't sure what your original question was asking, but I assumed that when you wrote: " DTS-MA tracks from a BluRay (96Hz 24 bit) ", you were referring to DTS-HD Master Audio (DTS-HD MA), or DTS-HD High-Resolution Audio (DTS-HD HR). I've not used these formats myself, so it's not someth...

I guess you didn't read down as far as the second reply.