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Another possibility is that the signal may be getting "limited" before it even gets to your computer.
Make sure that you don't have the gain set too high on the mixer.

VTNOVICE wrote:after I stop recording, how do I start recording again where I left off.

Not available in Audacity 1.2
In Audacity 1.3 use SHIFT+R

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Also, don't forget the zoom buttons.

Useful links for recording LPs
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... _exporting
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ate_tracks

Is it possible to set Chris's compressor If I remember correctly, Chris's compressor takes into account the frequency content such that the processed signal is levelled out (approximately) by loudness (taking into account the varying sensitivity of "average" human hearing). If I'm right a...

There are 29.9 frames a second thus 1 frame = 3.34 mila seconds. 33.4 milliseconds. If you have 2 identical audio tracks playing simultaneously and you then delay one of the tracks by as little as 10 milliseconds you will hear a very noticeable "phasing" effect. It becomes a noticeable &q...

Why can't Audacity and other audio applications make accurate speed changes? You can test it for yourself make a 2 min audio file then increase the speed to 200%. Easy right? 1 minute. Not according to Audacity, 43 seconds. Huh? The % figure in the "Change Speed" effect refers to the &quo...

For the smallest file size for speech the best format is "speex"
http://www.speex.org/

I know I can work with two different audacitys at the same time Personally I never recommend doing that - there's a multitude of problems that can occur from doing so. I need to edit audio tracks in real time whitout stop the recording of main signal. Can't be done in Audacity, at least, not on one...

zlatan24 » There is nothing at all in the previous posts to suggest that the zip file is corrupted.
I have removed the link from your post as it gives the impression that you are spamming the forum.

It is often easy to record bass at too high a level and thus get distortion. Make sure that the recorded waveform does not reach the top or bottom of the track. It's good if it comes near to the maximum amplitude on the loudest notes, but if it actually reaches the top or bottom you need to reduce t...