Audacity Forum

Record your voice into Audacity, then click on the name of the track and from the drop down menu select "spectrum". See also this link: http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Soundbooth/1.0/help.html?content=WS1B62D05E-A110-4822-8899-2C57CA279733.html This may also be of interest: http://mysite.w...

You may need to adjust the latency correction in "Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O" (Audacity 1.3.x only).
There's a topic about latency correction here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 5562#p5562

There is no answer to this - VST support is only partial, and some VST plugins just don't work. As said in the other topic, if you really need VST, use a VST host such as Reaper or Krystal. Hundreds of LADSPA and Nyquist pugins are available for Audacity for free, and can accomplish most audio editi...

These headsets are not really designed for music, they are intended for such things as internet telephone. It sounds like the drivers are preventing you from having both headphones and microphone at the same time (which is what you would want for a phone call). The easiest solution would be to get n...

Press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard - this will capture the screen to the clipboard. Now open a paint program (photoshop, corel paint, paint dot net, serif photo paint, or even plain ol' Microsoft Paint), and paste the contents of the clipboard into a new document. Crop the im...

well how do i get that song into audacity? like i said, i'm new and have NO CLUE. "File > Import" [EDIT] - oops, that's for Audacity 1.3.x For Audacity 1.2.6 it's in the Project menu. A great way to get to know Audacity is to work through some of the tutorials: http://audacityteam.org/wik...

Unfortunately there is not much you can do about it - the feedback noise will be in the same frequency range as the voices, so removing one will remove the other. You may be able to reduce it a little as feedback is often in a relatively narrow frequency band, so you my be able to "notch it out...

Check that the recording input is selected (not muted) in the Windows Mixer (in the sys tray near the clock).

For recording from the turntable you need to select USB Audio CODEC as the recording input. For playback, there should be an option for your soundards main (front) outputs. Check again to see if there is one. If you really only have the option of the rear speaker outputs, you may need to connect you...

Audition does not actually have its own audio drivers, but is able to use ASIO drivers, and if present Audition should default to these. Unfortunately Audacity does not support ASIO drivers due to licensing issues, however it is possible to compile Audacity with ASIO support. http://audacityteam.org...