Audacity Forum

Only effects that are in the list can be used in Chains.
Use the Equalizer effect to perform a high-pass filter.

As most of the cheap mixers have two mic inputs I could add mic preamps as necessary, Personally I'd prefer to spend a bit more money on the mixer and call it an "investment". The mixing desk is often considered to be the heart of a recording set-up and studios will often be designed arou...

If you are using a laptop computer to record, try recording using the double jack cable, and while it is recording tap the case of the laptop several times on different parts of the laptop. When you play back the recording can you hear the tapping sounds?

help me to delete, or greatly soften, a "creaking" noise from a piano pedal from 12 beautiful classical pieces of music? For "new" questions, please start a new topic rather than tagging onto the end of an old topic. Unfortunately there is no way to reduce the creaking without c...

Meduza wrote:I tried it with mp3 player. It had that funny sound as well.

Could you explain what exactly you tried.

Meduza wrote:But when I transferred a music from tape player it was ok (though mono only).

How did you transfer the music?

With every other Jack-aware application connections automatically appear in the jack router dialog, however this is not the case for Audacity. This is correct and I believe is due to a "feature" in Portaudio (the library that Audacity uses to connect to the sound system). Portaudio create...

If you are playing the click track through loudspeakers then (obviously) your recording microphone will pick up some of the sound. I presume however that you are not doing that but are listening through headphones, in which case the issue is probably because your sound card is set to record from &qu...

adriane61 wrote:if i use my keyboard while recording streaming audio- and i do this a lot at work- on the playback i hear bleeps & doinks

It sounds like you need to turn off the "Sounds Theme".
See here: http://www.simplehelp.net/2006/09/24/ho ... indows-xp/

Do you still have the Audacity Projects? (.AUP file and _data folder)
If so, do they play correctly?

There may be a way of telling Windows that the USB device is NOT a microphone.
I don't have Win 7 so I can't check that out, however I recall another forum poster saying that there was such a setting (hidden in one of the Right Click sub menus in the Windows Control Panel).