Audacity Forum

andreiu wrote:Are you telling that I cannot use the ART box also for listening the music from my PC ?

The ART manual is available here: http://artproaudio.com/discontinued_pro ... o_plus_v2/
It looks like you can use the device also for listening to music from your PC.

Will multi-device recording eventually become an Audacity feature? It is possible to record from multiple devices simultaneously with Audacity by using a "virtual" device between Audacity and the real hardware devices. On Mac OS X this can be done by creating an "aggregate device&quo...

I'm having a similar problem as described above, except that it's with the right track (2). But otherwise same thing: The clips on the bottom half aren't being reconstructed. It seems that the Nyquist Prompt code you recommend should be different for my situation, but I'm not sure how. There is now...

yulac wrote:mr steve can u please reply... waiting 5 weaks thanks you very much

What do you want me to reply to? I don't know what your question is.
Perhaps the suggestions made by Trebor will suit you better.

When you select the "Hello", include some silence after the "Hello" in the selection.

Elsewhere (on this forum, I think) I've read it's crazy recording vinyl at that rate, and should be 96khz, then downsampled for mp3/CD. I doubt that you have read that on this forum without it being strongly challenged. 44100 or 48000 Hz sample rate are perfectly adequate for recording vinyl and in...

If the music for a moment is defined by silence then what is the need of decay The "ringing" is not a design feature, it is just what happens when a filter with a high slope is applied at a jump discontinuity. It's known as the Gibbs phenomenon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbs_phenomeno...

Gale Andrews wrote:I wonder if Audacity should not perform that conversion itself when the Quality settings are more than 16-bit?

If it is possible to do so (and I would expect that to be possible), then I'd agree that Audacity should.

Check that the project rate is set to 44100 (lower left corner of main Audacity windows). Avoid using unusual characters in the file name (try calling it "test") Don't add a file extension - Audacity will automatically add ".wav" to the file name. Don't use any dots (full stop / ...

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