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I don't want to learn something new after recording 50 LPs and then have to redo them. No matter how much advice you receive or how much reading you do, you will almost certainly get better at digitising your vinyl as you gain experience of "doing" it. waxcylinder's suggestion of starting...

Instead of a clean bass line, it sounds like there is an additional noise that goes along with the beat...almost as if there is someone in the background shaking a maraca along with the beat. That sounds like it is probably the hiss which has been removed between the bass notes but not "during...

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You have posted in the Audacity 1.3.x section. The first thing you should do is to upgrade Audacity to the current version (available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/) It is probably not possible to remove the sound of rain because rain is "broadband noise" (noise across a wide freq...

do you mean restoring windows? Yes. The error code is a rather general one, but suggests that the problem is with a system or driver file that is being used by Audacity. It is unlikely to be a file that is included in Audacity because you have already tried completely replacing Audacity with the la...

adding white noise to audio To "add" white noise we can just use (sim s (noise)), which is the same as (sum s )noise)) For a mono track, this will work: (setq wet 15) ; "wet" as a % (setq wet (/ wet 100.0)) ; convert to ratio - a scale of 0 to 1 (setq dry (- 1 wet)) ; "dry&...

Analyze menu > Plot Spectrum
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/an ... l#spectrum

As an educated guess, it sounds like Teamspeak takes exclusive control of your sound card, so "Stereo Mix" is not available to Audacity. I doubt that there is any way to get Audacity to run while Teamspeak is running. You may be able to get more help or clarification on this issue from Tea...

YuwillNevano wrote:This recording is one of my biggest recordings that I've done,

How long (time duration) was the recording?

It is fine to leave it checked (enabled). If the recording has DC offset, the DC offset correction should definitely be used (enabled). If the recording does not have DC offset, then DC offset correction will do no harm (it will do nothing), so the safest setting is to leave it enabled. See here for...