Audacity Forum

I presume that you have ALSA fully installed and working. Do you have the options in "Edit menu > Preferences > Audio I/O > Recording and Playback devices" for "ALSA default"? If not, try shutting down "Pulseaudio" (if running) and restart Audacity. If "ALSA defaul...

Please don't double post - it makes following conversations very confusing, especially since we now do not know if you are using Audacity 1.2 or Audacity 1.3.

See here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9195

Hannothor wrote:However, when closing Audacity and running a burner (Roxio) all .WAV and .Aup are gone!

Where have you exported the WAV/MP3 files to?

The trouble with posting on the "Recording Techniques" board, is that no-one has any idea of whether you are on Linux, Mac, XP, Vista, or other, and no idea which version of Audacity you are using.

This is quite a similar task to "removing background music". The short answer is that unless you have the original multi-track recordings, then it can't be done. The longer answer is that you may be able to remove backing vocals if they are panned dead centre and the rest of the music is n...

Have the problem files come from one particular application? I've heard of people having problems with files created by Adobe Premiere Elements due to non-standard data that Premiere added to the files. I'm wondering if this is something similar. Of course a simple workaround would be to decompress ...

That must be one of the worst tutorials that I've ever seen. I suspect that the author had no idea what he/she was doing and was blindly copying a technique that someone showed them without understanding it. The crucial part of obtaining a suitable noise profile was completely absent. If I could wri...

kozikowski wrote:nd the poster won't be able to hear any difference in that one, either.

No, but it looks pretty in the Equalizer window

Does this help?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5qa-HODWbc

If not, try upgrading to Audacity 1.3

I believe it might not have anything to do with a setting on Audicity but on my computer. Congratulations, you got it in one :D Look down in the bottom right hand corner of the desktop (near the clock) for a loudspeaker icon. Double click on it to open the sound card mixer/control panel. Now look f...