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"Rip" the track(s) you require from the CD first. "Import" the ripped WAV file into Audacity (Audacity 1.2.6 = "Project" menu. Audacity 1.3.11 = "File" menu) Then record your voice track while playing the CD track in Audacity. Multi-track projects are a lot ea...

The instructions for Windows 7 are not in the main Lenco manual, they are in a "quick guide" which is available here: http://www.lenco.eu/attachments/003_USB ... 7%20EN.pdf

BrianS wrote:I need to add a watermark to an Audio file but this suggestion will not work for me

Why not?

BrianS wrote:Is there a Watermark plug-in that I can use?

There's no plug-in that I know of, but there are many simple ways to "watermark" your work. What sort of watermark do you want? What is it for?

here is an outline based on driver 5.10.0.5408 codec alc888 yours may be slightly different but should be very close documentation v1 appears to apply to all realtek codecs someone else can do pix as needed for now i will try to do them later in general to use realtek for audio with audacity find a...

There's a line out from the computer to the amp and a line out from the amp to the computer. If "line in" on the computer really meant "line in" the computer would be recording a signal that left the computer and returned, Only if the Tape2 input on the amp goes to the Tape2 out...

@whomper - I've moved your post here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=27101&p=76613#p76613 You may like to edit it a bit to make it more readable (the very short lines are difficult to follow on a normal computer screen - just take out the line breaks and let the browser h...

This is drifting way off topic as the question from jahoh was answered accurately and succinctly in the very first reply (thanks Trebor). DC offset is likely to produce a click when the track starts playing and when it stops playing. It can cause additional clicks if it is edited with audio that doe...

Could you tell us more about your computer: 1) What operating system are you using? (Windows XP, Vista, something else?) 2) Do you have any idea about the CPU specification (dual core 2.4GHz? Pentium II 200MHz?). If you're not sure, then just, is it a laptop, a desktop, or a netbook computer and rou...

I assume so, since if I connect the computer's line out to the amp's line in, and set the computer to use it's line out, then it goes to amp and no where else, because that's what "use the line out" means, in English. If . . . 1. the computer were sending the signal somewhere else *in add...

(Reposted previous message because the formatting has gone weird in the original post - appears to be a glitch in the forum software) I have the computer connected as "Tape 2", i.e. computer output to amp "Tape 2 Input" and amp "Tape 2 Output" to computer "line in&...