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Gale Andrews wrote:I don't hear that in your demo case in the complete cross-faded selection

Do you mean the "with-split.wav" or "without-split.wav"? I can't follow what you're saying.

If the devices register in Audio Devices setup as "2 channel" devices, then the aggregate device will have 4 channels. This happens on my machine with El Capitan. The monitors in Audacity only monitor the first 2 channels. Channels 3 and 4 do not show on the recording meter. To record all ...

I don't know enough to tell you if this is "bit perfect". If that is your aim, you may be better choosing the (hw:1,x) input. Recording from Pulse will not be "bit perfect", but using Pulse Audio Volume Control is a good, graphical way to identify the correct device and see if t...

As an illustration, let's say that this represents a dialog between a man and a woman. As labeled, the first block of sound is the man talking, the next block is the woman talking, and so on: tracks009.png So here I have manually gone through making all of the "man" parts silent: tracks010...

Have you tried it using an analog input from the turntable to the ART? If not, I'd suggest you try that first. Do you have "Pulse Audio Volume Control" installed? If not, install "pavucontrol" using your preferred package manager. The "Input Devices" tab of "Pulse ...

I need to look for this, but there's an effect that adds just the slightest amount of stereo echo (different in each ear) and makes everybody think it was recording stereo, but really wasn't. The "Pseudo-Stereo" effect: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Pseudo-Ster...

astro_yag wrote:The Toolbar 'Device' has no devices shown in list.

Are you referring to the device toolbar?

There should be exactly the same device options in there as in "Edit/Preference/Devices". In effect it is the same control in two different places.

I presume that you want to record using the ALC662?
What happens when you attempt to record?
Have you tried the ALSA command line recorder "arecord" to ensure that the device is working for recording?

Behringer are well known to hype up their products. Nevertheless, it does appear that both the C-1 and the C-1U have the same size diaphragm, and are essentially "the same mic", one with USB and one with XLR. I think we agree that the C-1U (USB) would not be a good choice for lonepilgrim (...

Audacity does not depend on PulseAudio, but it does depend on a properly working sound system.