Audacity Forum

... certainly need to upgrade the sound card. The most economical way of doing this is to buy a USB sound card with two microphone inputs. It may help us to make appropriate recommendations if you describe what you are wanting to do and what your budget is for equipment, and what equipment you ...

I can't see that Radio Delay will help directly (I do have it). It just sends delayed playback of an external input. You still need a recording application that saves sections as it records (if I understand the request).


Gale

... Make sure COMP-1 is turned all the way down and TO PHONES and TO MAIN MIX are up. I think you can get Windows 10 to "help you out" here, too. Go into the Windows setup panels and make sure the connection is stereo. Koz

... see it!). however all my reading has bought up some questions and i thoguht id come here and get right to the point. i really appreciate any help that anyone can give me. you can probably tell im a novice so lol to that! please excuse my question dump. 1. i will burn onto a cd-r and absolutely ...

I wanted to be sure, so I shut off power to the whole house from the main breaker, removed the batteries from any device, and that didn't help. I can't see how this is anything other than internal noise, but on the other hand, why would it vary in intensity when I move the box around?

... Make sure COMP-1 is turned all the way down and TO PHONES and TO MAIN MIX are up. I think you can get Windows 10 to "help you out" here, too. Go into the Windows setup panels and make sure the connection is stereo. Koz

I am trying to record cassette to my computer using an Encore model 2040MO with a USB cable. Nothing is working right. No recording, No play through. I tried several tutorials from internet but does not help. The Audacity manual is no help either.

... I am using and hoping there is a tutorial or video that demonstrates it. Hopefully, the laughter has stopped now :) Thanks again for all the help!

... to zoom in at the mouse pointer, and CTRL + scroll wheel down to zoom out again at the pointer when you are done aligning. Perhaps it would help to retake from further before your mistake, starting from a natural break in the piece? Or you can stop, drag select backwards, delete, then hold ...

... in that effect. If you don't give us a straightforward answer then unfortunately we don't know what you want or what your problem is and we can't help you. Gale