Audacity Forum

whomper wrote:i guess i need to look at that link

but don't go changing your name to Napoleon

richard229 wrote:I do have an Audigy Sound Card so maby something got changed there.

That's most likely, although if you are on Vista on Win 7 you probably need to enable a recording input in the Windows Control Panel: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

Might you have given them a stereo version?
The track (name "629_ID_par") in your screenshot is, as you say, a mono track.

so you dont want any possible bugs from .9 anymore?? There's not really much point. The developers are working on the current and future versions, not on old versions. To upgrade you only need to install the current version over the top of your existing Audacity 1.3.x version (though you may un-ins...

So it's just one voice on the recording? The easiest way to get exactly the same sound out of both speakers is: Using Audacity 1.3.11 1) Open Audacity 2) File menu > Import Audio (import your recording) 3) Tracks menu > Stereo to Mono 4) Press "Play" and check that it sounds OK 5) File men...

I'm assuming that you have posted in the correct part of the forum and are using Audacity 1.3 (resetting version 1.2 is different). Audacity Preferences are stored in a configuration file called "audacity.cfg" in the Audacity settings folder. The configuration file can be edited with any t...

if you have hard left right and center then if you can invert the center and cancel it you have a hard left and hard right remaining split to mono or pan full left or right and you should be able to get those two channels alone No - the remaining left/right sounds are mixed together as MONO. 2 out ...

artsneef wrote:i have a number of songs recorded on audacity that i want to move to windows media player so i can burn a cd.

Windows Media Player is not a good CD authoring tool.
CDBurnerXP is a good CD authoring tool and is free http://cdburnerxp.se/

Storer wrote:Y'all should try playing around with Audacity's built in Screen shot tools, on the Help menu.

They are certainly convenient for grabbing the screen shots but many of the pictures are a bit too big to fit neatly in a forum message, hence using some other software to resize the image.

You know that when you record "Stereo Mix" that the record level depends not only on the sound card "recording" level, but it also depends on the sound card "playback" level?