Audacity Forum

My mode of procedure: .... I think that's the first full write-up of how to do multi-tracking that we've seen on the forum. Have you ever used a "wiki"? I think a write up of this on the Audacity wiki could be really useful. (possibly as a Tutorial? http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?...

That method looks about right. A few comments: In step (3) you don't say exactly what output you are using on the amplifier to plug into the computer "Line In" socket. Is it marked "Line Out", "AUX", "Headphone", "Speakers", or what? 1. Using Tux Gui...

Well, I'm pretty sure I don't have tinnitus that's triggered by Audacity's monitoring function. :D LOL :D You're monitoring from headphones plugged into the Mixer? Can you route the Audacity output to your computers internal sound card and listen to Audacity through headphones plugged into the comp...

99% of us average people have no idea where windose control panel is or *which* panel you all keep referring to On XP, which is the Windowz that I've used most, it's pretty easy to find. Click on the "START" button (bottom left corner of the Desktop) and then click on "Control Panel&...

whomper wrote:is that info in the docs ?

I don't think that it is covered in as much detail, though there is some information here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel
and I think there's a bit more somewhere else though I don't remember exactly where.

The default for Audio I/O is; Playback : Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output Recording Device: Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input That will do fine for the settings in Audacity - The inputs and outputs are now controlled by Windows. Now you need to go into the Windows Control Panel and set the "defaul...

"Stereo Mix" (called "What U Hear" on SoundBlaster cards) enables you to record whatever is being played out of the sound card. It enables you to record sounds that are playing on the computer without needing to use a microphone or any other external routing. For example, if you ...

1. I turned off the line level R and L, and now I want it back on ? Cant seem to find where I can make it visual again on the tool bar? I'm not sure exactly what you mean - possibly the recording/playback meters, or the "Device Toolbar"? I'll go with whomper's guess - try "View menu ...

I read that Audacity does not support multiple processors, so I'm rather surprised that you are getting 25% on each core rather than loads on one and next to nothing on the other three. I've not seen any updates to suggest that multiple processors are supported yet. Could it be that Audacity thinks ...

Here's a test file for you.
Left channel = pulsating drone
Right channel = tone + clicking

This is definitely stereo.