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Which version of Audacity?
Which version of Windows?

jfd47 wrote: I can increase the volume to my computer to get an acceptable recording volume, but then the computer volume is too loud.

The "computer volume" where? Do you have speakers or headphones attached to the computer? What sort? Do they have a volume control?

This will explain better than I can: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Audacity_Projects

Your right - your question is not the same as topic that was being discussed so I've split the post to a new topic and given it a relevant title. This tutorial may help: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Recording_with_USB_turntables Also more detailed information on the Audacity wiki: http://wiki....

I believe the spectrum graph averages out the reading, whereas the enhanced correlation graph plots it in time and gives average pitch readings? Taking a deep breath because this is rather complicated.... The "Spectrum" graph splits the audio frequency range into many small frequency band...

Have you installed the C01U Software? (see page 5 of the user manual).

If you were able to record from the Quad-Capture with a standard release version of Audacity you must have used Windows drivers (WDM) for the Quad-Capture as Audacity has never been shipped with ASIO support. Audacity quite happily made some recordings through the Quad-Capture before this problem oc...

Audacity cannot convert audio to MIDI.

Audacity is able to Import and display MIDI and has limited ability to edit MIDI tracks but cannot yet play MIDI. The Export MIDI option is only for MIDI tracks.
It is planned to extend Audacity's MIDI support in the future.

If you're using Win 7 64, check to see if you have an NVIDIA USB EHCI chipset.
If you have, and if you also have at least 4GB of RAM, see here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976972

What options are available in Audacity's Device Toolbar ?