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smokethrower2 wrote:I finally made a cd the other day mixing in other mp3s not recorded by me with the ones I recorded.

Was that a standard audio CD (not an MP3 CD)?

Alternatively, you could export the data from Plot Spectrum using the Export button. That will produce a text file containing the "frequency / amplitude" pairs. Then import that data into a graph plotting application. For example, in Open Office / Libre Office you can import the data into ...

emallette wrote:Running Windows pro version 5.1

Is that supposed to be "8.1"?

emallette wrote:I can't create a configuration that will allow me to record streaming audio.

Try using the "WASAPI" method described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... ndows.html

Input is set to uca Do you mean in the device toolbar ? Try plugging your headphones into the Behringer 502. Can you hear sound there? Still not getting sound to audacity program though. What are you getting in Audacity when you try to record from the 502? A flat line? If so, try applying the Ampli...

Robert J. H. wrote:(setf sign (mult s (recip s)))

What are you doing there Robert? That just gives a constant value of 1.

Go back to your original audio. Try using Noise Removal with the "Sensitivity" setting at around "8" and the "attack/decay" set at 0.0. The "Noise reduction" setting will probably need to be set lower than you had it before. Experiment with the "Noise red...

how can I calculate an amplitude like this: f(x)=x^1.1 What is "x"? Is that the sample values? If so, then it only makes sense for positive sample values and can be calculated using the Nyquist prompt effect with: (snd-exp (mult (snd-log (s-max s 1e-15)) 1.1)) "1e-15" is a very ...

Now that I have done this I find that I cannot record audio directly off line as I hear it. If you mean that you want to record sounds that are playing on your computer, try the WASAPI method described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_windows.html L...

If I want to insert a bit then everything moves to the right.. How is that prevented? There are three ways: 1) Make a selection in the space that you want to paste, exactly the same size as the content that you are pasting. The pasted content replaces what was previously in the selection. 2) Change...

All microphones produce a bit of noise. The "absolute" amount of noise is irrelevant. The important thing is how much noise is there in relation to the audio signal - that is, the "signal to noise ratio" (SNR). If the audio signal is hugely greater than the amount of noise, then...