Audacity Forum

dale1793 wrote:I got this awesome yeti usb microphone,.... however the usb mic dont work. am I missing something? ]
thanks in advance
Dale

if you say so.
do you have the right drivers for win7 for the sub mike?
if so then the previous post points you to what to do.
if not then SOL?

.... I want the waveline to have the same amplitude as the source (or a reasonably high at least). I can increase the amplitude in Audacity manually afterwards, but this would be quite laborious on the long run.... So what I need is either a Mixer Toolbar with a "20" level input volume ba...

if you have noise try to remove it first. it will get harder the more you mess with the file. then be sure not to add noise by clipping. doing too much compression eq etc can make it sound worse then just enough f/x.

first eq down not up. eg if you want to boost the bass then lower the other freqs downwards not the bass louder. but if you do increase some freqs then first amplify it all lower so the eq does nto push you into clipping. why not try eqing the bass first since you mentioned that. see if you can make...

only practical way with audacity is to do it one at a time. maybe a few at once. if you record with audacity you have to find the tracks start points and mark them and then export them, unless you just want to play back the whole 118 hour thing from the beginning. that said, audacity will have pract...

not from that description. tell us explicitly in detail what hardware and software you are using, what all the options/settings are, and what you did to try to record.

well... to me RE-mastering is redoing the mastering from the original stems again IMHO. what your source is talking about i would just call more editing on a finished mix. And none of it would fit my idea of mastering as much as it would be called mixing. There is no set answer to what you should do...

are you sure you are not clipping?
google shows many people with similar problems with asus pcs.
those threads provide many possible solutions.
can't say if any of them will fix *your* problem or not.

if the data folder got deleted there is no fix unless you can undelete.
if it got moved then move it back
(or edit the name in aup to point to where it is now)
if the aup folder got move then move it back.

realtek has a lot of useful "features" that are supposed to be "helpful" or "better". you might want to turn them all off if the links posted by waxcylinder didnt solve the problem. the other alternative is a bad sound card. my newest pc had a half crappy half totally f...