Audacity Forum

Check that you have the correct audio device selected in "Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O"

You probably have either the wrong audio device selected in "Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O" or you have an unsupported format selected in "Edit > Preferences > Quality" You can get a list of available devices and supported sample rates bay clicking on "Help > Audio Device I...

Try deleting the Audacity temporary folder and the Audacity Configuration file. This should reset Audacity. The default location for the temporary files folder is in; Documents and Settings <user name> Local SettingsTemp The default location of the configuration file (audacity 1.3.x) is; Documents a...

i got the same thing happening to me, all i did was fiddle with the playback speed (the gauge in the top right)there seems to be a problem with exporting them tooi found 0.8x worked well for a while but then i had to move it back to 1.00xbecause it had changed to too slow how it should have been pl...

All soundcards have some latency simply because the audio data can not get from the audio input to the hard drive, or from the hard drive to the audio output "instantly". USB devices tend to have greater latency than PCI audio devices, and require more resources, but this should not be a p...

Locopomo wrote:However you can experiment with compensating for latency in Edit - Preferences - Audio I/O

Audacity 1.3.x (not v. 1.2.6)

Audacity will automatically delete it's temporary files when you close the program.

Hi Roddy, I've had a look at that file and there is one thing that I've found that is a bit strange: the file header information says that the file is 2 minutes 56 seconds duration, when it is actually 2 min 56.9 seconds long (almost a second longer than it says it is). The file was encoded with a v...

melodycupcake wrote:I don't mean it by pitch, that stays normal.
I meant speed. When I listen to my track, my voice goes slower than it should be.

How can you tell?

Hmm... I've just looked at the user guides for your hardware / software, and it looks rather tricky. The problem seems to be that Audacity is connecting to the audio input using WDM drivers, and is recording what is coming in through the input socket (a dry signal). But then Amplitube is connecting ...