Audacity Forum

Home recorded CD's are on CDR disks, which are not exactly the same as commercial "pressed" CDs. But that is not relevant if you are not playing a CD. I plug in the output from my ipod into the input of my car stereo. And no matter whether I record in stereo or not, the audio I hear throug...

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The Audacity 1.2 manual is here: http://audacityteam.org/help/documentation There is also an "Audacity wiki" with tips http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tips and tutorials http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tutorials The Audacity 1.3/1.4 manual (not quite complete yet)...

What is the signal that you are recording? What frequency is it?

Try ripping tracks one and two (C-Dex is a good, free CD ripper), then open the ripped tracks in Audacity. That will probably give you a good clue as to where the problem is.

The player in your car stereo is a CD player?

I suggest that you make a test recording with something completely different on the left channel to what is on the right channel. Create two different tracks, pan one track to the extreme left, and the other to the extreme right so that when you play it you get one track playing through one speaker ...

Is there any way to cut flac or audio in audacity losslessly? (as in not changing the rest of the file) I think you are doing that already. Just open the file, cut it and Export it in the same format. In some situations you may notice that the audio file is shown to be a different bit depth when in...

Someone over on the Finale forum told me that the "What you hear" option actually pertains to a specific soundcard manufacturer: Creative. Ceative (SoundBlaster) use the term "What U Hear". Most other manufacturers call the same feature "Stereo Mix". It is sometimes al...

Audacity uses the VST bridge for VST support. VST bridge does not support the graphical elements of the user interface due to licensing restrictions. If you use the Equalizer effect in Audacity, then the boost that you set for any specific frequency band is the boost that you get (just tested it out...