Audacity Forum

Which Linux distribution?
Are you using PulseAudio?
What are you trying to record?

djmceltic wrote:System sounds are fine but listening to people, no.

Listening to which people?

and you said it wouldn't make any difference!!! I said that I doubted that will help with the problem. I still doubt that downgrading to an obsolete version of Audacity has actually "cured" anything as Audacity 2.0 is known to work with USB devices on Windows. It remains a more likely pos...

Figure 3.3 shows a general schematic of a reverberator with separate implementations of early and late reverberation. The taps on the TDL may include lowpass filtering for simulation of air absorption. While the late reverb logically begins when the early reflections end, as implemented in Fig.3.3,...

HannahRacecar wrote:When I went to open that particular project

How are you doing that?

What i do is record the track im after them export it as an MP3 file to my desktop but when i try to play the exported file with for example VLC Player or Windows Media Player or any other mp3 playback software there is no sound at all from the file but when i open it via Audacity the sound is ther...

robee69 wrote:Turned off the software playthrough and works fine with my keyboard apart from some background hiss haven't tried with the guitar yet.

It should also work for the guitar if you are using the same set up.

so that mp3 files are encoded @16 kbps (and not the default value if 128kbps). If you use the MP3 export option in a Chain, then the encoding settings will be whatever MP3 encoding settings were last used. If you generate (or record) a few seconds as a test file, then export as MP3 (File > Export) ...

jonrandom wrote: Where can I find the AUP file?

Where did you save the Audacity project?

You should remove any DC offset from the recording before analysing. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Normalize
(if there is any noticeable DC offset, this step is essential)