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Question on Click Remover "effect": Haven't been able, through the deep, deep science of heuristics, to find any settings on the click/pop remover effect which actually do anything--like, eliminate the clicks. So I've been using the "Repair" effect. When I digibitted my LPs I st...

...is there a "cookbook" approach described somewhere that suggests how best (or at least usefully) to use Audacity to digitize old LPs into iTunes and subsequent printing out to CDs? The Audacity Wiki has a wealth of information - and all available for free. In particular see: http://wik...

No Koz, it's still just the same. :( :cry: I don't think the developers perceive it as a problem - despite email discussions and postings in the Feature Requests in the Wiki. My old R2R tape deck and later cassette decks all had monitoring on all the time IIRC - so if a signal was present it showed ...

Sproket,

I have sent a link to your post to one of the Audacity development team.

WC

just click once in the recording meter bars - this will turn monitoring on. This is poorly documented and not very obvious (but easy when you know how).

WC

Topic moved to the Pending Feature Requests page on the Wiki for future triage by the developers - but retained on the forum and moved to Audio Processing as it contains relevant discussion that may help others.

WC

It often happens because Audacity can't recognize your soundcard - or because you have specified the wrong number on channel inputs in your preferences (which then don't match with what your soundcards supports).

WC

Doug, 1.3.7 is now even closer to what the next stable release will be (likely to be called 2.0). A further beta version 1.3.8 should be released shortly, it fixes a few bugs that exist is 1.3.7. I have used only 1.3.7 since its release and have found it emminently stable for the work I do with Auda...

There is a setting somewhere in preferences that eables you to suppress the metadata editor. I'm not at my normal workbench at the momnent so I can't fire up Audacity to tell you in more detail.

WC

You have some DC offset on that signal (possibly a faulty soundcard) - which is why one of the options in Normalize fixed it for you.

WC