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Many USB turntables also have a stereo Line-Out -- usually two RCA connectors, one red, one white. Those can be connected to your entertainment sound system in the connectors for Tuner, Tape or Line-In. That's a good way to set it up as it means that you can also listen to records without switching...

princejim wrote:I am trying to capture input from my USB port!

With what?
What do you have plugged into the USB port?

What exactly is your question (or statement)?

bgravato wrote:you can export 6 mono tracks as a 6-channel file.

or you can use 3 stereo tracks, or 2 stereo tracks and 2 mono tracks, or one stereo track and 4 mono tracks.
The important part is how you assign the channels in the "Custom Mix" during Export.

Check the volume level in the system mixer (in the Windows Control Panel) http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... es#vistacp
Also, some USB turntables have a volume control hidden on the underside.

Using SoX to convert audio files. SoX is a cross-platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS X, etc.) command line utility that can convert various formats of computer audio files in to other formats. It can also apply various effects to these sound files, and, as an added bonus, SoX can play and record audio ...

I can assure you npags711 that everyone is trying to help, but the problem is becoming increasingly complicated. At first it was just: <<<I saved the Voice Over originally straight to desktop...then I moved the .aup file to a folder on the desktop>>> Simple -> just move the .aup file back and it's f...

I tried 'locate' and get the pop up that says "Audacity has automatically detected FFmpeg" The full message is: "Audacity has automatically detected FFmpeg Do you still want to locate them manually? [YES] [NO]" Click on the "NO" button. (Audacity has already located th...

The "Options" button doesn't appear to be available in the Linux version. export-dialogue.png Note: For questions about Audacity 1.3.x on Linux it is better to post in the forum for Audacity 1.3.x on Linux section. http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewforum.php?f=18 Also, as there may be dif...

Thanks for the feedback Koz and DickN. (Topic merged with original "PopMute" topic) Just one simple improvement to suggest: Separate settings for attack and decay. There's always a balance to be drawn with this type of plug-in between flexibility and simplicity. As the complexity of the in...