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erhowell wrote:I have a need to schedule a start recording at a specific time

See the "Timer Record" feature: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/timer_record.html

mlapl1 wrote:Well... for what it's worth, I would be happy for this thread to continue as it is as I am very interested to see what solutions can be found.

Have you tried playing Koz's stereo test clip?
Does it play correctly in Audacity?
Does it play correctly in your other player?

I checked for updates but it said it was updated already Windows only checks for generic Windows drivers. It does not check for the latest drivers for your specific sound card - to do that you need to check it yourself. If your computer is a branded computer and you are using the original sound car...

You will have to ask Serato. None of the crew here have Serato so we are not familiar with the intricacies of how to use that software.

If your computer sound card has a "Line In" (most desktop computers do, but only some laptop computers do), and if your keyboard has a "Line Out" or "Aux Out", then you could connect the keyboard to the computer (with an appropriate cable) using those. is that even nece...

Djard wrote:You mention a "Context Key."

See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key

Select the note, then make a duplicate copy of the selection (Ctrl+D). Select the new copy and make another duplicate. You now have 3 notes - all the same note playing at the same time. Use the "Change Pitch" effect to change the pitch of one of the copies, and then to the other duplicate ...

Tracks can also be sorted by track name or start time (look in the main "Tracks" menu).