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Audacity does not have an "Autotune" plug-in. Apparently Antares Auto-tune kind of works if you install the VST bridge, but is almost unusable due the lack of the custom GUI. In Audacity, the closest that you will come is probably by using the vocoder as suggested by Koz, but if you need t...

Yes, but you may need to install older sound card drivers, and possibly Audacity 1.3.4
If you search the forum (search box in top right corner) there are some posts about using the M-Audio 1010LT.

I'm guessing that you don't have a lot of programming experience, in which case you are in the same situation as myself and will probably do best at looking into Nyquist programming. "Nyquist" is a programming language that is built into Audacity and allows you to start writing plug-ins us...

If you want perfect copies, then EAC is the one to go for, but if you want perfect copies you would not be wanting MP3, you would use a lossless format such as WAV or FLAC. EAC is quite a bit slower than C-Dex and on scratched CD's it can take forever (and still fails to make perfect copies, but it ...

I've got your PM and sent a reply. I'll be in touch (it could be in a month or two).

What do you mean "the format of the tab was slightly different,"?
Could you post screen shots of the properties (and indicate which one works and which one does not).

How very strange. :shock: I've isolated the distortion Vista_SB_MP3_resample_noise.ogg.zip and it appears to be two frequencies, one at around 3800 Hz and the other around 4000 Hz "chirping" along with your bass notes. (.Ogg file, but I had to zip it so that I could attach it to this post)...

look at the recording meters in Audacity while you are recording (tip: or better still, click on the recording meters and they should wake up and show a red bar that moves with the music). The level on the recording meter should show at around -6dB (very approximate) but should not go all the way up...

kozikowski wrote:The object, using any platform and any version of volume compression, is to turn one into the other.

Just wondering how you got on Koz. Did you find the tools, and did those settings work for you?

I think that you are going to need to buy an external sound card. If you are not wanting to spend much money, I would suggest the Behringer UCA 202. You will also need a stereo phono to phono lead so that you can connect the output of the sound card to the input (you will be able to listen by pluggi...