Audacity Forum

First check the Windows Mixer settings - it should be possible to adjust the record levels there. You could also consider getting the appropriate leads to connect the "Main Out" or "Control Room Out" of your mixer to the "Line In" of your computer as you can adjust the ...

Have any of the developers done any research on making their product "accessible" per http://www.section508.gov I may have to remove the application from labs and classrooms if such documentation is not available..... ... Rich Leonard May I ask what software you plan to replace it with? I...

Your microphone is a "dynamic mic". Although general purpose sound cards are designed to use a different kind of microphone (electret microphone), it should still work ok. The pink socket is the correct one, although you will probably find that the sound quality is not particularly brillia...

Or do I have to do it selectively. And if selectivly, how? As koz said, doing it selectively is the best way. A little "trick" that works for some kinds of material: Lets say that you have a recording of two people having a conversation, and person A is recorded a lot louder than person B...

I've had some intermittent problems with the generate effects (including clicktrack) in Audacity 1.3.5 on Windows XP. I've not found a reliable way of reproducing the problems, hence not reported as bugs, but typically it will be that on clicking "OK" a track will briefly appear, then imme...

After making sure that your tape recorder is clean and in good condition, it can sometimes help to fast forward through the tape once in each direction - old tapes can sometimes be wound too tight, or unevenly, causing this kind of problem. Disclaimer: Old tapes can become quite fragile and the stre...

Could you upload a small audio clip in WAV format somewhere on the internet and post a link to it so that we can see what you mean (the forum software does not support audio files as attachments).

"Edit > Preferences > Interface" Check that "Automatically fit tracks vertically zoomed" is NOT selected. Use the mouse pointer to grab the bottom edge of the track and you can resize the trck by dragging it up and down. You can also "collapse" and "un-collapse&quo...

It can probably be fixed by clearing out the registry entries for Audacity (ask if you want further details for this) but it would be a lot easier to give Audacity 1.3 a go (Audacity 1.3 does not use the Windows registry).

Try "Foobar2000" http://www.foobar2000.org/