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Does this explain it sufficiently? http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.ph ... se_Removal

When we tried the old computer the recording of the records was poor, where as before it was good. Following on from WC's post - if you still have problems could you upload a short sample of this "poor" sound to the internet - just a couple of seconds in WAV or Flac format - so that we ca...

When you plug in a USB audio device, Windows will usually set it as the default input (recording) and output (playback) device for all audio.

When I start recording a new track it records for a few seconds and then stops. It never did this until recently. How do I control or remove this limitation? You have given very little information to work with. Which version of Windows, what sort of sound card, what are you trying to record, what s...

Whomper, I'm glad we agree that recording from a speaker is a terrible way to record records or CDs, but it is the best way to record electric guitars. However discussing this here is of no benefit to backspace. If you wish to discus recording techniques, please start a new topic here: http://forum....

Voip software (such as Skype) are well known for changing the sound card settings. They need to control the sound card and rule it with an iron rod to be able to work properly but unfortunately do not put things back as they found them when they exit. On board sound cards are usually pretty low qual...

Please do not keep reposting the same question.
See here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 154#p82154

In the former attachment you have in the left under corner a mechanic tool. If you point this you get "Mixer Tool Bar" and if you click on this you will get the new attachment hereby. As you can see I ticket (left under) "Enable recording multi streaming." The "mechanic too...

To do that in Audacity you need to either: 1) Use "Stereo Mix"/"What U Hear" (not available on some Vista/Windows 7 computers) 2) Use an external mixer so that you can output the game sounds into the mixer and plug your microphone into the mixer and plug the mixer output into the...

(by the way, for future reference on W7: Control Panels -> Sound. Click "Recording" tab, right click device and select Properties, Click "Advanced" tab. Setting is there.) Thanks - useful feedback. FYI: As a test, I set Audacity to Mono, 1 channel, and it did the same thing, alt...