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This is not a reply, but again similar problem I am experiencing with me too. I use USB based Behringer U-Phoria Studio Recording device. I import my track for song into Audacity, and the singer sings while recording. Everything ok, vocals also recording fine. But unfortunately I am not able to hea...

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Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:33 pm

Windows direct sound

I would generally recommend using "MME" rather than "direct sound" because "direct sound" is only emulated in Windows Vista and later.
(It probably won't make any difference, but just as a general point )

Mic line 1/2 Sorry I just spotted that. Does that setting use the audient evo 4? To hear the live input without a delay, you have to use the same device for both recording and playback. "Listen to this device" must be OFF (not enabled) for all recording devices in the Windows Sound contro...

- put overdub on, but then i receive message « unanticipated host error » and then « error code 0 success » You are correct that "Overdub" must be enabled. The error may be due to the sound card settings in Windows. To open the Windows Sound control panel: open the run dialog with Windows...

Your headphones need to be plugged into the U-Phoria, and select the U-Phoria as the playback device in the Device Toolbar.

In case "Ctrl + i" isn't enabled, how do I enable it? The easiest way is to select the "Full" set of default key bindings (See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/keyboard_preferences.html) However, if the shortcut appears in the menu, then it IS enabled. To use the "Split...

Hi Steve, What does 'wet' mean in this context? It was Bill that wrote that, not me ;) Regarding effects, "Wet" and "Dry" refer to mixing the processed sound with the original unprocessed sound. "Wet" is the processed sound, and "Dry" is the unprocessed sound...

1. Is there a way to capture the Noise Profile from one clip, then import that to another file as a new track and then filter the room noise out? If you exported a clip that contained similar "silence", then you can import that file into your current project ("File menu > Import > Au...

What sort of microphone are you using, and how is it connected to your computer?

With a normal computer mic, it is possible to monitor the mic input, but there's a delay which is very distracting and makes it nearly impossible to concentrate on what you are doing.

Select the part of your track that you wish to fade then select Effect from the main menu, then Amplify. In the dialog that opens move the Amplification slider down (left) to about -10dB. Then either preview and adjust or hit ok. This method may end up sounding a bit abrupt. Crossfade (https://manu...