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You can do it by either recording one voice at a time, or by using hardware (a sound card) that supports multiple inputs and use a separate microphone for each singer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitrack_recording

In Audacity 1.3.6 there is now a limited amount of "Theme" support. The question of look and logo has come up on this forum before. (I think Audacity 1.3.3 also had theme support, but then it was removed for a while). If you search the forum you may find some of the other designs that peop...

Samson L3200 - http://samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1967&brandID=2 Have I got the right product? The input volume in Audacity is only for conventional sound cards, and even then, not all sound cards support it. It is unlikely that the Audacity input volume control will have any ...

aaelghat wrote:I know how to bring up each recording and delete the click,

I think that is the way you will need to do it. There is no "standard" way of doing that in a batch, but if you find some clever trick to do it, please share.

I have Audacity configured to store everything on an external usb2 EXT3 formatted volume It is not really recommended to record onto an external drive - one slight blip in the data transfer and the whole project can turn to dust. OK to use an external drive for backup, but take care if you are movi...

You can only do that if you have each voice recorded on its own track. That's one of the main reasons for making multi-track recordings - you can then deal with each track individually.

No mention there of phantom power. I presume you have phantom power switched on (on the mixer)? Or is it battery powered?

Audacity itself has rather limited meta-tag support, and until there is a universally accepted standard for id3v2 I don't expect it to improve very much. For Windows users, the advice is generally to do the meta-tags in Explorer. For Mac users, in iTunes. Audacity can cut down the work a bit by prov...

I'm not able to find the file EQCurves.xml. Where is it? That depends on your operating system. For Windows it is probably in; Documents and Settings<user name>Application DataAudacity You may need to make hidden files visible to find it. there is any other way to do the same job? Yes, you can set ...

what is it besides a change in pitch and speed that prevents modifying a crow voice to a skylark voice. With male/female voices, a large part of it is to do with resonance. The nose, throat and chest cavities are generally larger in a male, thus as the sounds are produced, tone will resonate within...