Audacity Forum

export

is different from save as

one is the wav file you export
the other is the project info

pick the sample rate in the main page
pick 16bit wav on the export page

I know I COULD buy a half dozen CD jukeboxes, but I don't want to do that. ... If I have to, that will be a netbook pretty much dedicated to the task, but I don't need a netbook for this job, I just need an iPod with a huge capacity, like 500GB. SURELY I'M NOT THE FIRST ONE ON THE PLANET TO THINK T...

shades of ross perot
i am all ears

***IF*** they subtracted the vocal and have only the music
why cant you invert the music signal and add it to the original
to get the vocals only?

jdallera wrote:Thanks for your response. Do you know if it's even possible to design a player/recorder that will allow someone to listen to an mp3 track and mix in another track over it?

several ways to achieve that

but mixing mp3s is not going to end up with best quality
maybe not even good enough

isnt there a place to pick bits and rate when you export
pick 16bit and 44.1
your file should be about 30-40M for a typical song

i agree in theory
but if i get the same result wrt noise
whetehr i use the extra preamp or not
then might as well skip it
and just do what i would have to do anyway

The recording program (Nero) complains. Message "Files to large for CD". nero is likely saying that the **TOTAL** of the file sizes is too big based on my usage with the program you may have to put the files on 2 or more disks else the disk you are using is somehow defective or may already have som...

... how to make sure the "digital source" that goes into the analog stereo, will be high quality. Or what to use as a "digital jukebox" to feed the stereo in the first place....? for high quality you need wav files cds are a good way to save them get a cd jukebox that will automatically play many c...

adapter cable 3.5 to 2xrca
to record directly

else
3.5/3.5 to a hand recorder (H2, olympus, etc)
remove the sd/cf card
put in reader
and drag and drop the file to pc

finally got the pv6 manual downloaded if i read it right the snr is 90db with knobs at nominal but mike gain at minimum so to get +30 db gain from the mikes the snr would go down to 60dB that would be more than adequate for me! also it claims the EIN is -129 which is in the ballpark of other devices...