Audacity Forum

Nice job, Rick. I like Rick's Tune. You've got a good sense of melody, and I don't know how you got such a great chunky rhythm tone out of an acoustic guitar, but I like it.

I can't help you with Video Studio 9, but I can take a shot at this: 2. The following day I could not import another noisy stripped audio wav file into Audacity without it crashing Audacity. For one thing it always tried to import the wav file as an MP3 file even though Audacity's settings were set ...

What exactly are you trying to do? Determine speaker placement? Measure how loud your normal listening is (not a bad idea for those who like hearing things)? Can Audacity display the recorded SPL using a constant recording sample frequency, thus eliminating any information about the frequency of the...

but once i've converted to .wav or mp3, the skips seem to clean up a lot. Clean up a lot? Or clean up completely? I have one more idea, download and try to use Audacity 1.3.4, as long as you install it to a different directory, you can have both copies on your computer at the same time, they won't ...

Please help so that I can get started on transferring.

Transferring what?

We need to know what input you're looking for.

I assume you have Audacity set to use the Stereo Mix (or equivalent, it has many names) input to record. In other words, you're not accidentally recording from a built-in microphone or anything like that, right? The input volume control is in Audacity's main screen, towards the top. There are two ho...

Interesting... I don't think it's possible that the act of plugging in analog headphones would cause this sort of behavior. Your computer is completely unaware of whether or not analog headphones are plugged in. The only way I can explain that is if something got shorted out while you were plugging ...

Nice user name. Are you a fellow Atheist? It sounds like something changed your default sound device. Usually this happens when people plug a USB device into their computer. Maybe you have a set of USB headphones? All you should have to do is open Audacity, click Edit -> preferences -> Audio I/O men...

There's a known bug in Audacity when exporting to a different sample rate. Trust me, it's quite annoying.

For simple resampling, I use r8brain, it's free for Windows users (not sure if Vista is supported).

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