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the display lags when i record the first track, but it records correctly. It is not possible to draw the recorded audio instantly to the screen. There will always be a short delay while the waveform display from the recorded audio is calculated and sent to the display. The delay should be pretty sh...

There's a new plug-in available for Audacity 1.3 called Beat Per Minute labels . (available here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=60534 ) It creates a label track with bars and beats marked at the tempo specified. When dragging an audio clip to a label position, labels are sli...

Original issue resolved. Topic split to here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 26&t=61148

Topic split.

There's quite a few places that it could get out of balance, so we'll need to get specific.
Make/model numbers and exactly what input/output is connected to which output/input for the turntable, mixer and sound card.

I found the topic but the original poster never said if it was resolved or not, so it doesn't help very much.

How is your turntable connected to the computer? USB?

Let's get this topic into the right part of the forum.
You're using Audacity 1.3.13 with Windows Vista?

I'm now looking for a topic from a while back that was about the same issue....

Glad it's working again. If the problem recurs try and find this same topic so that we have the history of the problem. (but let's hope that it stays fixed )

Apart from a couple of clicks, that looks like silence.

steve wrote: If the two channels were identical then the result will be silence.

and also you can see where it says stereo aswell Yes, Audacity is recording as stereo - that is, the sound that it is receiving is being recorded to two channels (left and right), but if Audacity is receiving mono sound, then both the left and right channels will be identical. Possibly a good examp...

how do you check to see if it is stereo? Two ways of doing it: 1) If you record something that has a distinctly stereo sound (the left and right sound distinctly different), then you can just listen to the recording to see if the left and right channels still sound distinctly different. 2) You can ...