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I don't know the answer, but I see there are some examples in the mpg123 documentation that maybe helpful: https://mpg123.org/api/

This is a mix of the two tracks after applying "vocal isolation" with this effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/voca ... ation.html

Previously I would have said "no, that won't work", but given some relatively new developments, I have an idea that ' may ' work to some extent. To enable us to test, could you post about 5 or 6 seconds of both songs, with the same vocal in each. Export the samples in WAV format. Short WAV...

Adjust the sensitivity on the Roland DUO-CAPTURE EX until the "peak" light just comes on, then back it off a fraction so that it is just not coming on.

For more information, you can download the manual here: https://www.roland.com/uk/support/by_pr ... s_manuals/

No, but tracks may be viewed as "spectrograms". See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/spec ... _view.html

there is no entry for USB Audio Codec Try rebooting your computer, then look in the Windows Sound Control Panel and ensure that the USB device is listed and enabled. The recording tab of that control panel has green meters, so you can check that the device is working before you even start Audacity....

Try setting Audacity back to its factory defaults: 1) Ensure that Audacity is not running. 2) Go to " Users\< username >\AppData\Roaming\Audacity\ " and delete the file "audacity.cfg". Reset the USB audio device by shutting down your computer completely, and rebooting. Go into th...

Leozdj wrote:And Can Anyone tell me Please Which settings are Better for a Transparent and Original Mastering

Whatever sounds best.
The compressor effect and its settings are described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/compressor.html

Thanks for the feedback.
I don't see anything obviously wrong from the information that you have posted, so although we can see what was going wrong, it's a mystery to me 'why' it was going wrong. Anyhow, glad that you have a usable workaround.

Digital audio is just numbers. This is me saying "hi": Sample Rate: 11025 Hz. Sample values on linear scale. 0.00618 0.01065 0.01096 0.01472 0.01580 0.01723 0.01669 0.01409 0.00963 0.00692 0.00648 0.00823 0.01242 0.01523 0.01809 0.01929 0.01719 0.01467 0.01333 0.01477 0.01646 0.01754 0.016...