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What if you record from the "booth" output?

You will need to look in the DJX750 user manual to find out how to route the mic through to the recording outputs.

You'll probably want to use the highest sample rate that Audacity supports (I don't know what that is, but it can support 192kHz) The highest sample rate supported by Audacity is 1000000 Hz (1 MHz). As no sound cards support such a high sample rate you need to use "Tracks menu > Resample"...

To record sounds that are playing on your computer, set the device toolbar to record with "host" set for WASAPI and the recording input set to the "loopback" option that matches the playback device. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_w...

Forum links just did something very weird there and missed off most of the forum thread

How are you recording your voice?

Veerstryngh Thynner wrote: How to change that in https://?

just type it in.

Unless you already own a gaming mouse and are thoroughly familiar with using it, you will probably be better off with a normal optical mouse with mouse wheel and your keyboard. It can take a lot of time and effort to become accustomed to multi-button optical mice, and also note that many gaming mice...

"dBFS" means dB with reference to "Full Scale" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBFS) In the case of Audacity, full scale can be seen as the vertical height of the track, which we label as +/- 1.0. So +1 and -1 are equivalent to 0 dB. Interestingly, for 32-bit float samples, 0 dB r...

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