Audacity Forum

The problem appears to be with the USB interface in the turntable. If it is less than a year old you could try having it replaced, or money back under the warranty. Not all of these units have the problem, and often they will work with one computer but not another. The issue seems to be that the int...

Import both audio clips into separate tracks Use the "Time Shift" tool (double headed arrow) to slide the smaller clip to where you want it to be. If you want the smaller clip several times, use copy and paste from the Edit menu, or Repeat from the Effects menu. To Export the entire track,...

If you are on Windows, have a look at this one: http://www.hermannseib.com/english/vsthost.htm For a more advanced (more features - a full Digital Audio Workstation) try Reaper (free demo version, very cheap to register - excellent value) Of course you are likely to still need an audio editor - I re...

Octogenarian wrote:I remembered up-dating the sound card drivers some time ago ...

Now you tell me

sv85 wrote:one last question(hopefully) the behringer usb interface takes an RCA cable as input?

Yes - like these:

In the search box (top right corner of this page) type the words
ion usb
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Yes (sort of). Audacity decodes the MP3 file to uncompressed data when it opens it. If you then Export as MP3, LAME will encode it back into an MP3 (assuming that you have lame installed). Your next question - how do I edit an mp3 file without the sound quality loss of decoding and re-encoding? Well...

"Edit" menu > Preferences
On the "Audio I/O" tab, select "play other tracks while recording new one"

I can't figure out how to get the two integrated within Audacity. Has anyone figured out how to do this? According to the Audacity wiki - SoundSoap doesn't work with Audacity: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=VST_Plug-ins If you need a free VST host to use it with, have a look in the do...

Looks like a nice pre-amp, but according to the website link it is not USB, so you would have just the same problem connecting it to your laptop. The point about a USB sound card is that it completely bypasses the on-board sound card. There are some specific information about using Audacity with USB...