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Aaaahhhhh ...

WC

Possibly (indeed most likely) a problem with the cartridge or the wiring in the TT. Make sure all 4 connectors are pushed fully and cleanly onto the pins on the cartridge - do this carefully , a air of fine-nosed pliers will help with this job. Make sure the head is sucured properly to the arm and f...

UPDATE: ... I love Audacity and this isthe first time I've had any problems with it. I however use it only for the simplest of tasks, a file splitter. I justwish their were a way to have itauto-split in a fixed amount of increments so i didn'thaveto manually insertthe bookmarks which is 16 in total...

And why do you think Hollywood uses "clapper boards" when they are filming/recording?

Thats' right - for synching

WC

@saviour2009 - the trouble is that very few of the posters use multi-channel - I don't think any of the forum elves do for instance. So essentiyll you are a pioneer in this area - that's why you're gettinmg so little response, sorry. There are a few references to multi-channel in the Wiki - try a se...

By the way, I am frequenting another forum (Waypoint, a Garmin GPS dealer in The Netherlands) that sends you an e-mail whenever a new contribution appears for your topic. Wouldn't that be a useful suggestion for this Audacity forum? Pieter, I have transferrred this suggestion to the Forum Issues se...

I am frequenting another forum (Waypoint, a Garmin GPS dealer in The Netherlands) that sends you an e-mail whenever a new contribution appears for your topic. Wouldn't that be a useful suggestion for this Audacity forum? Best regards, Pieter Padmos This poster made the above forum suggestion a diff...

I am a Windows elf - but not a Vista/W7 one, so have no experience with W7 (I insisted that Dell "downgrade" my new laptop to XP whn I bought it last year). Start off with a read of this sticky thread: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=16111 and this article from the W...

I would not use an external disk (probably not even a firewire one) to run Audacity. Rather do the capture and editing on your on-board hard drive - and then do your exports of WAV, MP3 whatever to the external drive. Oh, and do yourself a favour and buy a second 500gb drive so that you can keep two...

Before exporting to MP3 - select the whole project with CTRL+A - and then use Effect > Amplify - Audacity will calculate a default based on the loudest it can go without clipping, so jus accept the default. Then do the MP3 export. But if you have load bits and softer bits - then you may need a compr...