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My turntable is connected to the laptop by a USB. I have windows 10, and the latest audacity. My records are in stereo. This just happened. I have always been able to record stereo in the past. Have you tried the green box in this FAQ How can I record in stereo? ? It applies to Windows 10 too. Gale

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Gale

Gale, my savior! Thank you! I had moved the _data folder to another folder while the AUP file was on the desktop. So I just moved the _data folder back to the desktop and now I can open the AUP file! You're welcome. But it's better not to make a habit of saving projects to the Desktop, rather your ...

We are just telling you - you need to be aware of the legal implications. Most users are not aware.

If you believe you comply, see http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 62&t=81040.


Gale

Please see the pink panel at the top of the page and give us the three actual numbers of your Audacity version. You are probably suffering from Why do my recordings fade out or sound as if they were made in a tunnel? . Even if you turn those enhancements off, recording from a high level output into ...

It would help if you told us which version of Audacity you have - please see the pink panel at the top of the page. You are generally best to use the latest version of Audacity which has the latest bug fixes. Go to http://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows for the latest Audacity 2.1.2. To recove...

So is it the Logitech USB webcam mic that is the problem? Is the audio recorded too fast and too short? That is usually a sample rate problem. See Why is my new track out of sync with the previous ones, or sounds crackly or at wrong pitch? . Otherwise you could attach a sample of the distortion so w...

If you save an Audacity project, the metadata for the last imported file is stored in the AUP file. If you do not save a project then the metadata for the last imported file is just temporary data. I suggest you use a proper tag editor which will be able to batch edit tags. If the files are lossy li...

My understanding is that if you are recording covers of other people's songs it is necessary that you pay the appropriate fees. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cover_version#U.S._copyright_law http://suebasko.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/cover-songs-performing-and-recording_19.html . So paying the fees...

I deleted your duplicate post. Please don't do that. Thanks.


Gale