Audacity Forum

You have probably moved, deleted or renamed some of the audio data files, or by some other means made them unavailable. See here for how Audacity handles its data: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ement_Tips

A mixing desk, (or mixing console), is at the heart of an recording studio. Whatever is being recorded will be connected to the mixing desk, brought up to line level if necessary, and may have Eq (tone controls) applied, before routing to the appropriate places. Multiple inputs can be "mixed&qu...

I've replied to your duplicate post: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=7588

menlo wrote:It's a minibox,

Is that an "M-Box 2 mini" ?
You may be able to get it working with the "WaveDriver" (if you are on XP). You may also need to use the "Digi MME Helper"
see here: http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?lan ... emid=23087

I have upgraded to a Heil PR40 microphone and as a result needed a better sound interface and selected the Presonus Firebox. With this setup only one channel of audio is being recorded and that is the left channel. The Heil PR40 microphone is mono . There is only one channel of audio. To record usi...

I guess that it depends on which Digidesign device you have, but some of them (such as the 003) use proprietary drivers that will only work with "approved" software (such as ProTools). I think it's their way of making sure that you buy from them.

I am sorry about posting like this but I composed a new post and could not "Post Message".... No problem, the forum web site has been a bit slow this last hour or so - probably just a glitch that you couldn't post. Anyway, I've spit the topic so you now have your own topic. I would like t...

seventh gear wrote:If I export to .wav files can I still go back and edit all 16 channels separately? Does it still work like a project?

No, you would need to export each track individually (use "Export Selection").

Hi im doing this project with a couple of friends and we want a wolf mother sound to it if you could tell me how to get that sound off a completely clean track that would be great The short answer - you can't. You will not get an authentic heavy guitar sound without going through some sort of amp, ...

Import all of the tracks into Audacity. If you have not done so already, select all tracks (Ctrl+A) and apply the "Normalize" effect. Use the "solo" buttons on the tracks to listen to each track and adjust the volume level (with the track volume slider) so that all tracks are the...