Audacity Forum

Change Pitch has not been taken out, at least not in the Audacity code. It is possible that your packaged version has left out some necessary dependencies. Have you got the "Change Tempo" effect?

I use "SUPER" by erightsoft (it's free) to convert wma files to WAV. I can't guarantee that it works in Windows 7, but it works in Vista so it probably will. Note that it does not work for DRM protected files. DRM is designed to stop you making copies. I would strongly recommend that you u...

Hi,thanks for the reply, I've done this but when i c lick on devices all i get on the drop down menu is microsoft sound mapper or intel integrated audio, no usb codec ? Have a go with Audacity 1.3.9 and see if that gives you the USB option. Note that it is essential that the USB device is plugged i...

What happens when you set Audacity to record "1 channel (mono)"?

You don't need to. All tracks are automatically mixed into a single stereo file when you Export (or a mono file if all the tracks are centre panned mono track). Audacity does not "Save" audio files - the "Save" function creates "Audacity Projects". To make an audio file...

colfair wrote:The Behringer interface works on its own but not with audacity,

Could you expand on that - in what way does it work?

Congratulations on getting that far. It sounds like you have done everything correctly and removed the "centre panned" vocals. The "ghost" voice that you are left with is probably "reverb" (echo's and reverberation of the voice - either from the room acoustics of where ...

Set Audacity to record at 32 bit (Edit > Preferences > Quality) Then record the whole thing a bit "too quiet" (set the recording level lower to allow more "headroom" for those loud bits). You can record at a fairly low level, then use the Amplify effect after you have finished re...

Hi Lenny, I understand now.
Are you using a USB turntable? or a normal one connected to the sound card input? or a normal turntable connected to the computer through a USB pre-amp? or something else?

Are you able to adjust the recording level at all?

Make sure that the turntable is plugged into the computer, powered on and recognised by Windows before you open Audacity. If that does not fix it straight away, check your settings as described in the second paragraph of this post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=18018&p=6...