Audacity Forum

Go into the Windows Sound Control Panel and turn down the recording level for the USB device really low.

When you import the MP3 file, do you see a wiggly blue waveform like this:

LPs are usually stereo, so I'd leave them as stereo recordings.

batrot wrote:computer input is standard stereo mini-plug,

Does it have separate Mic input, Line input and Line/headphone output?

If you import the MP3 into Audacity, does it play?

Srozell wrote:I can't hear them when i play them on my computer. I can hear the songs in my iTunes directory.

I don't really understand what you mean.
How can you hear them in iTunes but not on your computer?

Yes that is clipped at the bottom, so you do have a problem.

Please say more about the equipment - what sort of pre-amp, what input on the computer, what sort of turntable, what sort of computer.... too much detail is better than not enough.

Could you post a short sample? Just 3 or 4 seconds in WAV format will be fine.
See here for how to add attachments: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

(There's additionally Steve's Append Import plug-in available which loads *.wav files according to a list into one track) Either according to a list of file names, or all supported file types in a specified directory in alpha-numeric character order. It's available here: http://forum.audacityteam.o...

The USB connection on your keyboard is probably not an audio connection. It is more likely to be a MIDI connection.

What format are you exporting as?