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So I can use the regular aux cord that I have an plug it in from the "out" port on my kit and plus the other end into my laptop where the headphone usually go? Then the kit should show up in the Device Toolbar? I tries this and the kit didn't show up, only the sound software on my laptop....

Re: Static/distortion on recording in Yosemite Permanent link to this post (unread) Posted by Gale Andrews » Wed Apr 22, 2015 7:14 pm cmac185 wrote: And I would power cycle the mic between recordings, Are you referring to the receiver only or both the receiver and mic? Just wondering what you're th...

Having just resolved http://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=914 I see that Steve was probably referring to Quick-Play now starting loop from the Quick-Play click position,then playing the entire track looped until playback is stopped. Well, that behaviour would be better IMO than what stan...

And I would power cycle the mic between recordings, Are you referring to the receiver only or both the receiver and mic? Just wondering what you're thinking might be changed by the recycle. If you can power cycle both, do so, but try the mic first. I''m thinking build up of interference after a whi...

I have imported a file and cut out a section of the track. I'm new at this but I have followed the tutorials closely. Each time I try to cut another section of the tyrack it weill not allow me to. I don't know what I'm doing wrong! Can someone help? Please read the pink panel at the top of the page...

Follow the steps in the box "Detecting USB and Firewire devices" here http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... l#flatline.

Gale

I am more concerned though about Steve's feature not letting you lock the cursor from the Timeline and so conflicting with Play Region > Lock The behaviour should now be consistent for both the Edit menu and the right click Timeline menu, so no conflict. Only by removing the feature/bug (according ...

kozikowski wrote:What happens if you select "0," the obvious center of the Sensitivity range?

"0.00" Sensitivity is the bypass switch - it turns the effect off.

Gale

Rather than experimenting with Audio to buffer I would set it as low as you can on the Yosemite machine and leave it there. You have the insurance of recording in parallel to the other machine. And I would power cycle the mic between recordings, if I recall correctly that the other machine is not on...

FFmpeg uses its own "built-in" decoders, of course, but it should support pretty much any relevant format from Wave container too) If it is necessary to export from Audacity as WAV using a codec not listed in "Other Uncompressed Files", yes you can install FFmpeg then choose &qu...