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Audacity itself can safely go over 0dB internally without clipping because it uses floating-point to store the sample values. To clarify, all processing in Audacity is done using 32-bit float format. Audacity 1.3.14 can safely go over 0 dB without damaging the data provided the the audio track is i...

If you set Audacity to record "2 channels (stereo)" using the Device Toolbar , then channel 1 of the Presonus will record on the left (upper) channel of the stereo pair and channel 2 will record onto the right (lower) channel. After recording, click on the track name and from the drop down...

No I am yousing what yuo here. You mean that you are using the "What U Hear" option for the internal sound card in your computer? If you have a microphone plugged into your computer sound card, use the Device Toolbar to select the "Mic In" option as the recording device. The &qu...

I don't use iTunes myself, but there is a section in the Audacity wiki that will probably help: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Expor ... s_and_iPod

As a 20 minute tutorial that looks pretty good, but I've been working with sound for many years and I'm still learning - Like learning to play an instrument, it's one of those things that never ends. If you're recoding the vocals in multiple sections I would suggest using the Amplify effect on one s...

And sorry if I'm breaking protocol Not at all nuhouse, I think that Koz's comment was regarding trying to answer DJSULLY at the same time as taking to you. As you started this topic we'll look primarily at your question. Hopefully doing so will also benefit DJSULLY, but if not then DJSULLY can star...

Carry Out Normal Edit.mp3 is about 1% quicker than Carry Out KissFM Edit.mp3 You can adjust Carry Out Normal Edit.mp3 by applying the "sliding time scale / pitch shift effect" with both "Tempo" settings set to -1.0 and the tempo will then be very close to that of Carry Out KissFM...

First, read through this page, then the next bit should make sense: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Audacity_Projects The references to the audio data are relative to the file system of the other machine. If, as a very simple example, your project is save to C: on PC1 (not recommended, but just a...

You're using some sort of USB audio device?

Ensure that you are using Audacity 1.3.14 (Unicode) by looking in "Help menu > About Audacity". Carefully follow the steps exactly as described here to install FFMpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#installffmpeg If you still have problems, ple...