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Yes it is possible - the crucial setting to monitor the input is the "playback" window of the Windows Mixer. If you are using "Mic In" then the "Mic In" fader in the "Playback" screen of the Windows Mixer must be NOT muted, and the slider set to the desired vo...

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As far as the suitability of a UCA202, this topic is discussing the reliability of USB audio, so you may want to visit this thread again when there are a few more responses.

pstein wrote:Why not putting the license protected parts in a pre-compiled DLL and keep only the remaining "Main" source open source ?

In the case of ASIO - because Audacity would be sued by Steinberg.

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The loss of signal problem is resolved and yes, you were right- it was one of my input dials not at the correct level. The firewire works fine. Smashing Super :D Theoretically, the mixer is not only sending out up to eight independent channels, but a stereo feed of the mix I've come across this sor...

Audacity should be quite capable of doing what you want. You can record, edit and export as wav ready for burning on CD. Audition is also an excellent program, although considerably more expensive than Audacity. Personally I prefer the old version of Audition (when it was like Cool Edit Pro) than th...

"Reading" should never be a problem. RAR archiving format license for example is also protected by RarLabs but DE-compressing is always allowed. You need only a license for using the compressig algorithm. It's not necessarily that simple. Since Audacity is open source, all the code that i...

You could have a look at http://www.p-nand-q.com/download/split3pm.html
or try Google.

I'm not sure why they chose that particular word, but basically it does a "mix-down" of the selected tracks.

There's often a lot of confusion between the difference between "Save" and "Export" in Audacity. "Save" will save a project - this consists of a ".aux" file and a data folder containing a load of ".au" files. NONE of this is ordinary audio, it is jus...