Audacity Forum

Yes indeed that will work fine, but it sounds to me as though you either need a bigger onboard disk at some stage. External disks are great for storing large data-sets that you don't actually need online all the time (like all your photos) - but if you are moving your photos offline I would strongly...

Or you can use iTune - it runs fine on a PC - and is free to download from the Apple website (you don't need to buy an iPod to get iTunes).

WC

The main reason I started this thread, however, is to hear opinions from similar users on the question of hardware vs software amplification, and the sonic benefits (or otherwise) of each method. Ok I know I said I'd leave it to the experts .... but heres my two penn'orth anyway. When you do the am...

kozikowski wrote: Stop using a PC? Nobody is going to throw awards at PC sound card makers for their high quality and superior performance.
Koz

Or buy an external soundcard - mine works a treat on both my PC's desktop and laptop.

WC

You can download Audacity free from the proper Audacity site here: http://audacityteam.org/

WC

Does the Kamm USB TT that you are using have a gain control anywhere? I used to run an ION iTTUSB and that did have one. As I explained earlier, with these USB TTs Audacity hands over complete control of the sound services to the USB decice - and this includes control of the signal level. So if ther...

Johhny, there's loads of useful tips, tricks and tutorials in the Wiki that would probably be useful to you (including stuff on how to split up projects) - see: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Audacity_Wiki_Home_Page There's also some other tutotorials that you can find on t'interweb th...

Please don't triple post the same query - it only annoys the volunteer folks who work this board - and it never gets your question answered any quicker. I have deleted the duplicate postings to avaid any parallel threads developing. Sorry I can't answer your question - but there are are couple of ot...

Al, I use the ART preamp that Koz mentions (he uses the other one BTW) connected to my Technics deck and then onwards to a separete Edirol USB soundcard into to PC. This gives excellent recordings with no "USB interference" detectable. So I suspect that the problem lies with your Pro-ject ...

Actually Koz, it was sunny here in Manchester yesterday - but snowy and cold. Today it's back to the usual rain and wind though .....

WC