Audacity Forum

@Whomper, The M-Audio has a Mono/Stereo switch, and if this is set to Stereo, the mic input should be duplicated on both output channels. PO'L maybe. I would presume that too. but perhaps it is not working that way any more. especially with his recording when no inputs are active. anyway he is posi...

I havent changed a thing, i...,its still happenining so its DEFINITELY Audacity. When i click on the monitor input the left one will go up and down , even if my mic ISN'T plugged in. ... Audacity must have done an update or something that is making it do it to certain pc's or something. Maybe someo...

I use Audacity, and M-Audio podcast factory with windows Vista. Ive NEVER had a problem with recording with my mic til a few months ago.. I always record in stereo, ...the settings are all set to stereo. However the stereo is only recording on the left side. When i monitor the input, it only regist...

i am not the expert on this, but i think there is an adjustment for latency in one of the audacity preference pages.

good to hear it is fixed. currently if i grab the right arrow it pulls the circle away from the set point where i want it. and getting the two arrows to line up end to end so the circles overlap is not easy either. we need to be able (if that is not in the upcoming release) to default the regions fr...

that does not sound like audacity. sounds like the original recording is bad. if so, nothing we can do to fix that. but if you are using mp3 and over process the file you can get bad sound. use wav files. disk and ram are cheaper than time lost to fixing problems.

are you sure you are not clipping when you add all those things together and also apply eq to them ?

Things may get weird if you use a mixture of single point labels and region labels. hmmm.. i tried that and had a problem. not sure if i had one region labelled. will try that again. would really like to be able to put the names on them. maybe the box asking whether to export will still let me inse...

too long for me to play - takes over 9 minutes to dl.
if they are out of sync the same amount the entire time then it is latency. if they start in sync but one ends up behind at the end then you have clock timing differences.

okay three clicks 17 seconds came up with this under ppt help Insert a CD audio track on a slide 1 In slide view, display the slide you want to add a CD audio track to. 2 On the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds, and then click Play CD Audio Track. Show me 3 Select the track and timing options...