Audacity Forum

For Vista you need to use Audaicty 1.3.12 http://audacityteam.org/download/

When you were looking in the Windows Control Panel, did you find the "Recording Level Control"?

My guess is that either your sound card is faulty, or there is a serious problem with the sound card drivers.
Check to see if updated drivers are available. Sound cards rarely work with drivers designed for earlier versions of Windows, so ensure that you get Windows 7 drivers.

Try downloading: Audacity Zip files and Nightly Builds * Windows 2000/XP/Vista: Audacity 1.3.12 zip file (8.1 MB) From this page: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows This version does not include the help manual, which makes it a smaller download. Also, it does not need to be "install...

The obvious answer would be to make "field recordings" of the various sounds, import them along with the voice recording into Audacity, then adjust the levels to suit.

- to add a keyboard key to move cursor to next label position. Try the Tab key. - to add option for more lines of text in labels You can currently have multiple labels in the same position. They will stack in the label track one above the other. You can resize the label track if necessary by grabbi...

Thanks waxcylinder - something about "real buttons" and "fake buttons" wasn't it?

I'm not sure if this is the "official list" http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Default_EQCurves

Not sure if this is in Audacity 1.2, but in Audacity 1.3.12 To place a marker at the current play position (during playback) use Ctrl+M. Ctrl+B makes a label at the "Selection" cursor. If you select part of a track (click and drag along the track) then press Ctrl+B it will mark the selecte...

There's no notch filter other than the download one, right? Nothing built-in? Not currently, but Bill and I proposed including one. Gale seemed to be in favour of including it in Audacity 1.3.13 beta, though I don't know if there has been any "official" approval as yet. Feel free to comme...

Thanks for the feedback. I guess that must count as a bug in MediaMonkey. Are you using the latest version? It may be worth checking the length of the file after it has been tagged in MediaMonkey compared to the original length. Click on the little black arrow next to one of the time boxes at the bo...