Audacity Forum

kozikowski wrote:I want to say I used to use CDEX software.

When on Windows I also use CDex http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/
If you plan to work on the file (in Audacity or any other editing program) it's best to rip the CD to WAV files.

I am a drummer and just bought two microphones, How do you intend to connect them to your computer? If they are USB microphones then there is a problem that Audacity can only record from one audio device at a time and 2 USB microphones are 2 audio devices. However, I believe that it is possible on ...

I guess that the data folder is about 3 GB? That's going to be too big for most free file sharing services. Could you make it available as a torrent? http://tinyurl.com/pcdn9th

You can open the .AUP file in a text editor (such as Notepad or Notepad++) to see what is in it, but I'm assuming there is not much.

I don't hold out much hope for recovery, but you could look here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Crash_Recovery

What lead up to the problem?

I've got the H2. The H1 may be different. The H2 has a low/mid/high switch which works on the analogue stage. I normally leave the digital level control set at 100 and just use the switch to control the input level (aiming for too low rather than too high), then use the Amplify effect in Audacity if...

One way would be to mute the current track, record the new bit, unmute the first track, drag the first track to the right with the Time Shift tool

Provided that there are no duplicate names, I think this should work: #!/bin/bash ## Resample FLAC files # Output directory output="/home/<username>/processed-files" if [ -d $output ] then echo "Folder already exists" else mkdir $output fi # start loop find . -name '*.flac' | whi...

Even a cheap USB sound card would help. I use a Behringer UCA 202 (about $30). "Line" or "Aux" out from a keyboard is preferable, but if you don't have either of those use the headphone out. "Mic" input on the laptop is unlikely to give good recording. "Line" ...

harlockyoumetech wrote:is it possible to record sound from sound card while listening to sounds ?

Yes

harlockyoumetech wrote:like audio hijack pro on mac os x ?

No idea - I don't use Macs.

I guess the next question is "how"? You will need to say a bit about your current set-up (hardware and software).

Nice looking microphone :) We have two issues here: 1) "My mic has static when i record. How do I stop it?" 2) "If i record and mess up on a part, since i can't punch in the booth to go back, what is a good way for me to fix problem?" Let's look at issue 1 first. Could you post a...