Audacity Forum

Maybe some idea of how u set yours up may be a starting point My USB sound card (UCA 202) has stereo line in, stereo line out, and a headphone socket. This should work for any sound card that has stereo line in and stereo line out. The headphone socket is required if you want to be able to hear wha...

Thanks Ziggymama. As far as I can tell, that website is not affiliated to NCH, and it is not part of the Audacity documentation - it is just "someone's" website/blog. "Step 1" is about the NCH Tone Generator. That is not our product so we can't help you with that. The official we...

why cant i transfer a sound folder from my sony recorder & always says " cant find file". What says "can't find file"? Is this a question about Audacity? when it comes to the window to " whats the name of file" what do you put in the file name for the folder? I've ...

barkbythorpe wrote:I tried connecting an external usb sound card.

Make and model number would be useful. I can tell you how to do it with a Behringer UCA-202, but you might not have one of those.

I would like the metronome to play a few measures or seconds and then no longer play. Is this possible Audacity does not have a metronome. Are you referring to "Click Track"? http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/click_track.html If you mean Click Track, then you can generate a click track...

A lot of commands in Audacity require getting the current project. If there is more than one Audacity project open, and you perform an edit, you obviously only want the edit to occur in the "current project" - that is, the project window that is active. Similarly, if you press play or rewi...

There's a page in the manual about Sync-Locked Tracks http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sy ... racks.html

bryan619able wrote:The recordings come out clear, but I can here when I pre-cue my next track

Audacity is non-discriminating, it will record whatever is sent to it. If it is not recording what you want it to record (or recording something that you don't want it to record) look to the signal path.

Sorry, that doesn't make sense. I entered the code given by the NCH Tone generator instructions: You're saying that there are instructions for Audacity included with the NCH Tone Generator? :? Now type in(vector (notch2 (aref s 0) 4255 1) (notch2 (aref s 1) 4255 1) )" if your song is in stereo ...

Oh, ok... I opened my program and then I plugged my microphone in. That'll explain it ;) There is another way to get Audacity working with the USB device if ever you do that again: In the Transport menu is an option "Rescan Audio Devices". If you select that option and wait a few moments ...