Audacity Forum

budanger wrote:i am using a behringer uca222 and audacity will just play both tracks simutanisly

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does any body know how to crossfade and cut while recording dj mix :?: You should really start a new topic rather than tagging onto the end of a 4 year old topic. Audacity does not do real time processing. If you are recording the output of a DJ mixer then it will record whatever crossfades and cut...

It sounds like it may be a problem with the mic.
First thing, try rebooting the computer.
If that does not fix it, can you try the mic on a different computer?

wfbrown1234 wrote:I have a PC with Windows 7. The Scarlett 2i2 produces skips and gaps when I record to Audacity.

See here in the FAQ http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... ting#skips

In my previous job I used Adobe Audition, Logic, ProTools. Cubase, but mostly I used Audacity. For the most jobs I found that I could get the job done quicker and more easily in Audacity. For big multi-track projects I used ProTools, and when I really needed real-time effects I used Audition. When I...

Please transfer the initial request (A proper "Limiter" effect) to Wiki>PFR and then archive the topic so that I can use it in a proposal (in due course).

The Audacity compressor effect is effective but very quirky and not at all easy to understand exactly what it is doing. 1) "Make up gain for 0dB": I would suggest that you normalize to 0 dB before applying compression. This will make it easier to see where to set the threshold level. Apply...

I remember not being sure what the difference in "levelling" was compared to "compressing" in the effects menu. The "Leveller" effect is a quick an dirty (very dirty) effect for reducing the dynamic range. It is actually a type of "distortion" effect (a "...

Audacity generally uses very little RAM. I don't think that I've ever seen Audacity use more than 2 GB of RAM and I've worked on some pretty big projects. I use Debian Linux with 3 GB of RAM of which there is usually about 2.5 GB free. Modern versions of Windows need more RAM than this, especially i...

mrwiseintelligent wrote:is that so hard guys?

See: http://tinyurl.com/alq58nm