Audacity Forum

I'm sorry but without a step by step description of your method I really can't "see" what you're doing wrong.

Check your sound card settings. It's probably set to record from "Stereo Mix". You need to set it to record from the input that you're actually using (probably "Line in").

If you're after a natural acoustic sound from the kit you may not need to close mic the snare. Try one mic on the kick and a pair of overheads to pick up the rest. If you have a reasonably well balanced kit you should be able to adjust the position of the overheads so that they pick up everything. I...

Try upgrading to Audacity 1.3.13. http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows
Also, ensure that your USB device is connected to your computer and recognised by Windows before you start Audacity.

Topic moved to Linux board.

Have you tried using Jack?

You need to plug your headphones into the Guitar Link UCG102, not into your normal sound card.
In the Transport menu, de-select the "Software Playthrough" option.

Please just type in the standard font so that it is easier for people to read.

The .dll files are for Windows.

One of the Mac people should be along shortly, but they will probably want to know exactly what files you copied and exactly where you copied them to.

I found another reference to th Gtep SE3 microphone (via Google) and it sounds like a similar problem:
http://niketalk.yuku.com/topic/257406#.TnkAVB--D8g

I'm using a little gtep se-3. Sounds okay but the music overlays the sounds from the mic when i record...

I presume you mean the weird "blip" just after 6.3 seconds? It sounds like that was a glitch in the BBC stream. There's no automatic way that I know of to get rid of that, but if you cut out the bad bit, then make a short cross-fade between the parts either side then you can get a pretty g...

Wow, that's much worse than I imagined. I can't think of anything that can cause that much echo other than an intentional echo effect. The echo is precisely 170 ms with approximately 6 dB drop in level on each repeat. I'm still concerned about the phrase in the microphone description "Built-in ...