Audacity Forum

monkeywisdom wrote:Trying to Google this info and there is none.

but fortunately it is in our FAQ: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... s.html#exe

Some YouTuber mentioned something about VSLBridge or some file like that That's wrong. He's talking about about an ancient (long obsolete) version of Audacity - possibly some old discussion he found on the Internet. Which exact version of Windows and which exact version of Audacity do you have? (se...

If you want "scientific" data, then probably best to go to an industrial noise specialist. They will have all of the right equipment for measuring and logging low frequency noise (a common problem in heavy industry). For "non-scientific demonstration" purposes, the ECM8000 should...

OK, just wanting to make sure that we are starting on the same page ;) Start with a new Audacity project. "File menu > Save As" and give it a unique name, somewhere on your system where you have plenty of free space and full read/write access. Import the three files. They will appear one a...

PWFP wrote:I'm working with 3 tracks:

You have them as three separate WAV files. or you have them as three separate tracks in the same Audacity Project, or you mean something else?

With which (a-brands) bass headphones could one hear, at an audible level, the sound right down to 20Hz? "Ears" are terrific at detecting sounds between around 200 Hz to 12000 Hz, but beyond that range they are less sensitive. A child with really good hearing may be able to hear sounds cl...

Audacity should be able to capture from any valid audio capture device that is enabled in the Windows Sound Control Panel . On Vista and later versions of Windows, capturing streaming audio that is playing through a sound card can be captured using "WASAPI loopback" (see: http://manual.aud...

The obsolete machine was the one interacting best with my turntable until this started happening. I presume that you have not updated the sound card drivers since then and the machine does not update from the Internet? If that is not the case you could try reinstalling your old sound card drivers. ...

rpgcoll wrote:it would be nice if it created a

Your reply makes no sense.

That is an extreme case of "DC off-set".
Do you have anything plugged into the "line in" of your computer?
What are you trying to record?
Has this ever worked?