Audacity Forum

This is the only info that I have on it: http://plugin.org.uk/ladspa-swh/docs/la ... h_sEc2.101

I understand that this is a fairly loseless No, it's completely lossless. that does not take up as much space as my WAV files Typically around 50%. How do I play said files when I want to listen to them? Unfortunately, even though FLAC is free, open source, stable, performs as well as any proprieta...

No it wasn't showing so all i basically did was uninstall the behringer driver and then replugged the uca202 back in and it reappeared on the audacity preferences list. Good. That's one problem solved. (Each time you intend to use the UCA202, remember to plug in the UCA202 and allow it to initialis...

Yes, I misunderstood initially, but my last post is addressing that problem.

You record track 1, then while you record track 2, you need to be able to hear track 1.

While recording, you should be able to hear the playback of already recorded track s without the delay problem. It's only if you want to hear the input from the microphone that you get the delay problem. (If this sounds like the fix you are looking for, you can start to get excited now) To play othe...

i have windows vista..realtech high definion auido..a samson c01u usb mic..well all works now execept the hearing the audio during record mode No, you won't do. The Samson USB mic is a different device (not connected) to the Realtek sound card, so when you are recording there is no signal path betw...

The Edirol R-09 is obviously far better quality than a cheap computer mic, but curiously they use almost identical technology. They both use "small diaphragm electret" microphone capsules, which can be prone to over emphasizing sibilants. I would try and avoid using cotton wool, or tissue,...

channels 1 and 2 have sound effects and music. The sound effects and the music are equally as loud, and I want to get rid of the sound effects so I just have the music left. And both the sound effects and the music are stereo? If so then..... Is that possible? No. It is not possible. I think the re...

Check that you do not have any recording inputs hidden - the mic input is the most common culprit.

Find the Windows Startup wave, and rename it as a backup file. Put your song in the same folder as the startup wave and rename it to whatever the start up wave was called. You will probly need an admin account to do this, and the format of your song will probably have to be the same as the original ...