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bobelot wrote:a track that has it's pitch, speed, and tempo all altered?

Why/How has that happened?
(it could have a major influence on how to reverse it).

You could try setting the activation level a bit lower, but that is currently the only setting there is.

Videz wrote:why isnt the Stereo Mix picking it up to us

I have a suspicion of why that is, but I'd need to check some details to be sure. Do you know the make/model of the USB converter, or even a web link to the product?

In the absence of further details I would go for the same advice - Use a splitter lead so that you can connect both the computer and headphones to the keyboard at the same time.

If you could find out the make and model number of the keyboard there may (or may not) be a better alternative.

The last time it worked there was a drop down window and I selected the Dule Mix option, it was in the main window but its not there anymore. Could that "drop-down window" be the "Device Toolbar"? http://manual.audacityteam.org/images/f/f5/Device_toolbar.PNG If that's what you m...

I don't know of an automated way, but there are ways that you can considerably streamline the process. First some settings in Preferences (Edit menu > Preferences) Interface tab: De-select "How to get help..." Select "beep on completion..." Tracks tab: not required for this, but ...

if you only do basic things nero works but is awkward to find where everything is . The full interface may be a little intimidating for novice users because it includes support for many advanced formats and features: multiple drive support, multiple copies, data verification, bootable CD support, m...

Maybe should'a opted for a Mac, Macs can't record "Stereo Mix" either, unless you install additional software, or use a "loopback" connector. Using additional software or a loopback connector are also options on Windows 7. For the price of a decent iMac you could probably buy tw...

e had a fighting chance with the Auto Chop feature (which I still can't find, but I think it exists). That's called "Regular Interval Labels", and it is in the "Analyze" menu. The only other possibility is clever use of the Silent Sense tool, That is called "Silence Finder&...

In Audacity, go to "Edit menu > Preference > Devices"
What options are available in the "Playback > Device" section?