Audacity Forum

... unless there is an error/something that is not clear even to developers. So as I said, anything extra needs to go on Wiki. If we treat building help and locale as "optional" we might be able to reuse some of your expansions on any optional pages. Do you want a Wiki account? Gale

... and you should be prepared to do it all again at the next Audacity version update. That's why there's practically zero chance you're going to find help videos at the current Audacity version—and the last few versions have been serious upgrades. Audacity doesn't have videos. Koz

It's official. We got a complaint about a Yeti Pro. It was dead right out of the box. I know nothing at all about the purchase or the circumstances, but it failed some very basic "life" tests. I assume the poster is going to try and exchange it or get a refund. They didn't say any of those...

Thanks for your help!

It seems there's always several ways to accomplish a task in Audacity. The OP wants to align a specific event that occurs in two different tracks. Gale has suggested a method of marking the event using a split line. Here's my take. Do Tracks > Add New > Label Track three times. Drag one of the label...

Thank you, Steve and Gale. I really appreciate you both!! Super help -- on a super app.

Since all this hole-poking is happening right in the exact middle of the ear's maximum sensitivity range (~1KHz to 4KHz) I would expect to be able to hear that filter working, further, this is a post-production solution and the poster's applications include real-time tasks. The phrase "Yeti Cur...

...I've attached an example that I just recorded. I've had this noise across almost 3 years of using the mic. ATTACHMENTS Example.mp3 (712.5 KiB) Example, Before-After notch filter code.flac Notch filter code.png (setq mysound s) (setq q 10) ; set the base Q for the filter (setq iter 15) ; set the ...

Crossing the headphone out of the Yeti with the Mic-In of the computer can give you headaches. You may end up running the headphone volume right at the very bottom of its range so as not to overload the computer. That and the computer's Mic-Pre has never won any awards for good, quiet operation. If ...

There is such a thing as Yeti-Pro. At double the cost, they probably filled in all the technical holes that the plain Yeti had. We've never had a complaint about one of them.

One of the eBay submissions claimed a "Yeti Professional." Wait. Which microphone is this?

Koz