Audacity Forum

OK, you've confused me :? What is your set-up in detail? Fill in the gaps and correct me where I'm wrong... You have a home built mini-tower computer. It has an on-board Intel sound card that you don't use. You have a Behringer UMC404 connected via USB. You wish to use this for 4 channel recording. ...

My guess is that the problem was due to your sound card, or sound card drivers. At least you've got a good workaround

Look in the Windows Sound Control Panel and check that both the recording and playback UMC404 devices are set to the same sample rate, and that it matches the "Project Rate" in Audacity (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window). Then try starting a new project (shut down Audacity an...

Wow, that's weird How did you do that? (describe in great detail).

Try this: Import one of the 22050 Hz WAV files into a new Audacity Project. Change the Project Rate (lower left corner of the main Audacity window) to 44100 Click on the track to ensure it is selected "Tracks menu > Resample" Set the "new sample rate" to 44100, and click "OK...

How does this version sound to you?
https://www.sendspace.com/file/3uknx2

then change the project rate at the bottom left. Change it to what? If I change it to a low number (for example, 4410) then it sounds very muffled, as expected. If I change it to a number bigger than 22050 (for example, 44100) then it sounds exactly the same as when I first imported it (also as exp...

What do you get if you run this in a terminal:

Kinnuunen wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 04, 2018 9:55 pm

why the logo hasn't updated a lot during the years.

It has.

This was the old logo:

and this is the new logo:

Could you upload the smallest one to a file sharing service such as dropbox or sendspace (ensure that it is public and does not require registration), then post exact step-by-step instructions for how I can reproduce the issue.