Audacity Forum

OK... so this is strange. I had a partial band session tonight - with a couple of players missing - trying out a new female vocalist. My setting is for 8 inputs, so 8 tracks were recorded... only 5 of which were used. We played 3 takes of a song, and I saved the project - There were 1760 data/audio ...

Check and see what your Audio Device settings are in Preferences on the Audio I/O tab. (edit menu, or Ctl-P)

Please read the announcement at the top of the Windows forum.

In Vista, you need to select your device on the preferences tab.

If you're talking about the dropdown menu... please read the announcement at the top of the Windows forum. In Vista, you need to select your device on the preferences tab. If you're talking about no devices showing up on the preferences tab, I would make sure you have the latest Vista drivers for yo...

Hmmm... as the aup files are just xml... I'm considering writing a script that will change the "wavetrack" records so that for example
name="Bass" and
pan="0.600000"

Any words of warning? comments?

I'm recording 7 tracks simultaneously, and usually have the same setup (what instrument is on what track etc.) I like to do a quick & dirty mix/export to hear what we've played. I've got pan (L/R) settings on each track that I do again and again. Is there anyway to save these settings, or automate r...

When I do a "Save As" to a new project... does it only include the underlying audiofiles assocated with the trimmed selection, or would it save all the original audio files each time?

Can't you use that for playback, or are you looking for another soundcard for another computer? Yes... the 1010LT is on a computer in my practice/jam room... which is not the most convienient/comfortable place to sit down for a long period of editing. I want to set up my main PC to edit/mix project...

I've got an M-Audio 1010LT card which I use for recording. However, the computer I built for this purpose is my my jam/practice room, which is not the most comfortable place to work long term for signficant editing/mixing etc. I plan on buying a pair of near field monitors , and using them with my m...

I record my band's practice sessions, usually just to do a quick and dirty mix & export as MP3 for distribution to band members so we can hear how we're playing. I usually record a small "sets" worth of data... perhaps 40 to 60 mins, containing 4 or 5 songs (with tons of idle chit/chat between) It w...