Audacity Forum

Was there ever any resolution on this problem? I have the same problem where my voiceover sounds undersea-ish only after exporting. It persists even after I have set the bitrate to 128. I believe I have the latest version of LAME installed as well. Can you upload a sample somewhere - as you will pr...

The last line you wrote gave me an idea: I was hoping it would :D When I saw it I was sure I had to go for ALSA:CA0106:CA0106 hw:0.0, and indeed I became sound. Excellent ! You will probably also get sound with ALSA default (unless you have a strange configuration like I do). BUT: something is rott...

I tried plugging in directly to the line-in port on the back of my Mac, and was able to record, but there was a fairly loud low hum that I couldn't get rid of, so I'm back to using the iMic until I can figure it out. It's probably some sort of ground problem I would think, That sounds likely. Do yo...

finally: I took away the cord between my cd-rom (internal) and my soundcard, and see: I was able to record. Great stuff - I admire your tenacity :D However, I am not able to play-back the recorded sound Anyone an idea? Not so great, but at least you're getting close. What are the available options ...

Wave immediately drops to -5 and flat-lines there. That should not happen - with no signal it should flat-line ot 0.0 This is almost certainly a hardware or driver problem. I never had a problem with the older version audacity on my toshiba satellite but am having all sorts of trouble with 1.2 on m...

I'm recording vinyl as wave, afterwards i convert it to mp3.Can the following actions change/damage the quality of the audio:- Recording at 24 bit and exporting to 16 bit- Amplifying to -0.2db By far the biggest loss in acoustic quality will be converting to mp3 - in fact, simply recording at 16 bi...

The built in effects for equalisation and noise removal work fine in current versions of Audacity (when used correctly).
They are not VST effects.

nuevocello wrote: Can I record one instrument then save it, and then record another performer

Yes. Simply record one track, then press "stop". Click the "rewind" button and start recording again - a new track is created automatically.

I think this plug-in pack has a chorus effect:
http://audacityteam.org/download/windows

For more information about the various settings for a chorus effect, have a look at this:
http://audacityteam.org/manual-1.2/effects_chorus.html

I don't know much about redhat, but could you install Audacity 1.3.4 from the Fedora rpm ?
http://mschwendt.fedorapeople.org/audacity/