Audacity Forum

Going from 1.3.9 to 1.3.13, what's my best procedure?

Do I install to the same folder as the old version? Do I uninstall the old version first? I assumed I could find this procedure on the Audacity site or the Forum, but haven't been able to.

Thanks!

Gordon

puzzling! I tried unsuccessfully to download a manual for the mixer... and I wrote their tech support ppl; no answer yet.

aha! Thanks for pointing out the online manual; I was working from the skimpy printed version. I'll check it. Thanks guys! I'll let you know if I discover something...

Gordon

Sorry, Koz, I don't understand your post. What web site is that from? I couldn't find it online (googling your quote just brought up this post).
I don't have instructions that tell how to do that.

Gordon

to be clear -- I'm NOT monitoring Audacity through the mixer... I'm just monitoring the microphones (or keyboard) hooked to the mixer. I do NOT hear Audacity output on the headsets. But I do get this whine (NOT very loud, but present) -- and only when Audacity is monitoring or recording. If I Stop M...

cell phone's in the same room, though its proximity to the mixer or PC seem to have no effect. no to questions 2 and 3.

Well, I'm pretty sure I don't have tinnitus that's triggered by Audacity's monitoring function.

I'm running out of clues to report! I'm about ready to suck it up and just live with it.

Earbuds. Tried. Failed. It leaves me wondering: what would be the effect on sound quality if I were to just take the analog output of the mixer into a microphone jack? It seems I have a SoundMax card on the PC. (FYI, I'm running all mono) I would have tried it already but I don't have a long enough ...

Now MY head's hurting. I'm not sure how I'd record the sound -- I hear it only on the headphones, not in the Audacity recording.

Hey Koz, thanks for your note. I'm actually not expecting the mixer to mix playback and record; I just want to hear a clean version of what I'm sending from the mixer to the PC. I don't want and didn't expect anything to come back to the mixer from the PC. In fact, the whine persists when I do every...