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As for the re-encoding matter I had to do it anyway because the original songs were mp3 and the CD I wanted to make had to be AIFF since my commercial CD player doesn't read MP3 records. That's fine for an audio CD. Re-encoding to WAV or AIFF never loses quality (nor does it improve quality). Gale

Im having the same issue as well, only after following the advice from page 1- i am now seeing the plugins listed in the "add/remove plugins" window... but after clicking "enable" and then "ok" the plugins still aren't usable. Is this your first ever install of Audacit...

How are you monitoring the condenser mic through the built-in sound card? Audacity's Software Playthrough? Have you tried "Listen to this device"? Right-click over the speaker icon by the system clock, then choose "Recording Devices". Right-click over the Focusrite device then ch...

steve wrote:This is very odd. If Jack is running then there 'must' be at least one device that Audacity can use (assuming that Audacity has been built with Jack support enabled).

Are other applications using JACK and/or you audio devices when you launch Audacity?


Gale

DianeFarr wrote:This forum needs a "like" button.

That would be the "Donate" button top right.


Gale

You did not attach anything. Please see here for how to attach files: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936.


Gale

Thank you so much for your quick response! I just tried the WASAPI loopback method and I received this error message: "Error while opening sound device. Please check the recording device settings and the project sample rate." I also tried with stereo mix disabled and the error message dis...

Djard wrote:I had the cans plugged into a 1/8" mini-jack on the front panel on the PC, which does not show up on the list of playback devices.

You may need to enable that device in Windows Sound or configure in the Soundmax control panel.


Gale

You can use Windows WASAPI loopback. See this Tutorial http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tuto ... ndows.html .


Gale

I may have found a solution with existing software, tho - if I first convert the mp4 video to mp3 in Freemake*, and then import into Audacity and do the adjustments, and then add the improved audio to the original video in Freemake - the sound is the right length! If converting MP4 to WAV is also a...