Audacity Forum

Also, it may be worth trying to eliminate the possibility of it being anything to do with the USB device (they are well known on the forum for causing all manner of peculiar problems). Try running Audacity without the USB turntable connected to your computer, and record something through your sound ...

<<<My preferred format is 32 bit 48kHz, then change to 16 bit 44.1kHz for Export to WAV ready for burning to CD.>>> How would you be doing that? Using Audacity 1.3.4 Directly before Exporting, use the "Project Rate (Hz)" box to select "44100" "File > Export" From the E...

@ gemalem
If you use Vista, Google for "Audacity Vista".

...Does that mean we should advice Mag to get 1.3.4 if he wants to give a try to EQ? My personal preference is for Audacity 1.3.4 - but that is just my personal preference, based on the fact that it has many improvements over 1.2.6, there seem to be very few bugs in it, and it works very well on my...

I've already given my "best guess" to that question.

I have 0 latency correction, since I never needed to make it correct. Yet the tracks get shifted if there is some playback. I'm using Audacity 1.3.4 on Linux, and that does not happen. If latency correction is set to 0, then no correction is made (the new recorded track is not shifted). This may be...

<<I think this can be done to the onboard card, too.>> Yes it can, but it is not necessary if you can record "stereo mix". This is not fundamental problem. There should be no problem to connected the amplifier and audion-in in parallel. (I would be a bit afraid if using passive speakers or...

If you want to record the midi data, you need a midi sequences such as Cakewalk or Cubase. There are also lots of free midi sequencers, but I don't know which are the best ones on Windows. Alternatively, if you have a midi instrument that you can play and produces sound (audio) from your computer, t...

There is a vocoder plug-in available for Audacity that allows you to apply a vocoder effect to tracks after you have recorded them.
http://audacityteam.org/download/plugins

alatham wrote:There is one other way around the feedback problem though. I'm thinking of buying a Sustainiac Model C. I have quite a few guitars and the Model C can be easily swapped among them.

That looks interesting. I hope you let us know how you get on with it.