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sounds as if some recorded it through a phone or something Perhaps it is, or through a microphone? Do you have phone or a microphone connected to your computer? We only know as much about your system as you tell us, which is currently very little. This information may help you to provide necessary ...

You may find it useful to drag the meter toolbar out of its dock position and as wide as possible. Try turning your headphones round L/R to R/L to check that the imbalance is not in the headphones. Use the track Pan slider (left side of the track) to adjust the L/R balance. Use both the playback met...

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ucfmills wrote:I'm recording LPs

How are you doing that? What equipment are you using and how is it all connected?

The release version of Audacity does not support ASIO (due to licensing reasons), but the driver that you downloaded includes both ASIO and WDM derivers, so Audacity will be using the WDM driver.

Thanks for the feedback - good to know it works OK on Win 7.

With the WAV file imported as a track in Audacity: 1) Press the HOME key (takes you to the start of the track) 2) Zoom in as necessary so that you can see where you want to cut http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/zooming.html 3) Hold down the shift key and click where you want to cut. While the shi...

The short answer is no, but if you can describe what you are doing and why you need to change the sample rate there may well be an alternative approach.

You're not on the right part. From there, click on "Volume", then on "Device Volume > Advanced". That should bring up a "mixer" window. On the Mixer window, Click on "Options > Properties > Recording > OK" You should then see a screen similar to the one that I...

There is a guide currently being written: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/User: ... _Crossfade