Audacity Forum

You do NOT need two microphones to hear the sound in both ears. Suggesting that you need two microphones to hear sound in both ears is incorrect and misleading. In any NORMAL situation/set up you get one mono channel with one mike. Yes you can set up one mono channel with one microphone, and for man...

Audacity 1.2 is no longer supported. Probably more accurate to say that support for 1.2.x is limited . As far as I know, it is officially still supported. It is still available through the main Audacity web site, and the Audacity 1.2 documentation (including user manual) is still available, but , n...

Audacity does not currently support VSTi (VST instruments) or "real-time" ST effects. The Native Instruments Guitar Combo software supplied with the Behringer UCG102 is a real-time VST effect and is not supported by Audacity. Behringer supply software for Windows that will allow you to rec...

Go into Audacity Preferences and select Hardware Playthrough. On Windows, Audacity does not have an option for "Hardware Playthrough". On Windows there is only the option for "Software Playthrough" (off by default). "Hardware Playthrough" on Windows is configured in Wi...

I hope one of the Linux builds will do it for me. There's no guarantee there, but at least you can find out for $0. There's a link here that may offer some help: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/showpost.php?s=a92c8c9cb8c511eaf0e45d4149e4e96c&p=34563348&postcount=1511 This refers to the ...

I think that the current "Repair" effect would rapidly become less effective on larger samples (I suspect this is the main reason that it is limited to 128 samples), but I certainly think that having a "Repair" effect for larger selections would be very useful (though I expect it...

I still get this problem with Audacity 1.3.12 Does the problem happen with ALL imported files? Can you give a step by step account of how to reproduce this problem? when I save it it goes back to slow and cracky. "Slow and crackly "? No one mentioned "crackly" - this sounds like...

Unplug the turntable and reboot - all of your sound should be back.
Does all your sound come back when you do that?

In Audacity 1.3.12 if you go to "Edit menu > Preferences > Spectrograms" you can adjust the settings for the spectrum view. Increase the "Window Size" for higher resolution (at the expense of slower rendering). If you increase the "Maximum Frequency (Hz)" you will be ab...

He he - you've got a giant Mac laptop also?