Audacity Forum

bgravato wrote:I think I didn't change the position of the mic though... so I shall try again in a closer position...

And at the top of the stairs
Have you thought about putting a safety strap round the mic/mic stand - perhaps it's the photographs, but it looks pretty close to the edge

The point of posting in the Unix forum was because as Ubuntu is my main PC these days, and my WinXP PC is in the cold back-room, I'd like to do the audio conversion on Ubuntu with Audacity. Ah - that explains it :D I did wonder, though it is not uncommon for people to post in the wrong place. I thi...

no not done in mike (that i have ever seen) usually two mikes but you may have two capsules in one case. you get two channels that need to be processed to get correct stereo Unless you have some technical information regarding THIS microphone that the rest of us are unaware of, then your post is a ...

It's pretty impressive that you are getting such low noise from what is still a relatively "budget" pre-amp - that's quite a distance between the mic and the guitar, but it shows very well how it is able to pick up the whole of the guitar sound and some room ambiance. I presume that you st...

You just don't know how to take a hint do you dedu/Miuka
You are banned again.

At least everyone now knows that SKYPECAP IS SPONSORED BY SPAMMERS!

Standard installations of Audacity 1.3 now include a help file. It is also available on line here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page There are still a few gaps in the documentation, but overall it is pretty comprehensive. Additional documentation can be found using the links a...

There is no really satisfactory way to control the "depth" of a notch as far as I can see. The Q factor controls the "width" of the notch (the frequency spread at a specified attenuation level). This looks like it affects the "depth" (when viewed on the Spectrum Analysi...

unfortunately my own device manager usb-tree differs from yours and doesnt hint at 2.0 like yours do. It's possible that you don't have the necessary USB 2.0 drivers installed. Check that you have all the latest drivers for your motherboard - you should be able to get them from the MSI web site. US...

I need to split up a waveform into precise chunks of 5 seconds... There's an easy way of doing that in the current Audacity 1.3, but not in Audacity 1.2 I'd definitely recommend upgrading to Audacity 1.3 as it has many enhancements that I'm sure you will find useful. If you already have Audacity 1....

It's a bit of a pain for us Linux users - you need to use a VERY up to date version of FFMPEG.
Try using a subversion snapshot from here: http://ffmpeg.org/download.html

(I'm currently using 52.36)