Audacity Forum

The problem is, I cannot find in any settings (Sound, Microphone, etc...) on my Windows these settings at all. In the Audacity Help menu, select "Audio device info". Wait for the info to appear, then copy the full contents of that window (Click at the start, then scroll down ...

... could be rougly translated to those words). Anyway, thanks for your advice, I think you are right, even though it doesn't solve my problems your help is very much appreciated. Cheers, Machiel

... come here and make sure that this is standard Audacity behavior and not just a problem in my own setup. How to reproduce the bug (if you'd like to help me make sure): in your operating system's preferences, select a layout with third- and fourth-level keys (such as the Italian layout); open Audacity, ...

... and installed the latest version of Audacity, v 2.1.0. Audacity records and plays back fine for me at 96 kHz in WASAPI mode. Here I'm standing helpless. I tried 2.1.0 too, but it is the same as in 2.1.2: 48/24 (WASAPI) works fine, 96/24 creates "Error opening sound device.". BTW, ...

... ok, it does not enable the plugin Get the 32-bit version of GSnap, not the 64-bit version, even if you have a 64-bit computer. If you need more help please look at the pink panel at the top of the page and tell us what version of Audacity you are using (all three numbers) . Note that GSnap does ...

... laptop that was upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10, unless you are prepared to go looking for updated Windows 10 audio drivers for it. It may help on the new laptop that came with Windows 10 if it actually has an audio input suitable for connecting from a piano. Does it have one port for audio ...

... Playthrough") during recording is not possible. To my point of view this is a knock-out criterion. The way that is described in the Goldwave Help is using Windows sound control and it is an incapable workaround which works only while Goldwave does not use (i.e., record or display) the input ...

What version of Ubuntu? What version of Audacity? See the pink panel at the top of the page. I have no problem writing drum patterns in Hydrogen , they are a midi file , I have failed to export the file to Audacity and make it play , I try midi , raw data , the result is the same , it does not play ...

... I had recorded sound on an unapproved SD card and I was told that Audacity could help me recover them .. They may be referring to Audacity's" import raw " feature, for files which don't have a header. http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=297462#p297462 ...

What I am thinking at the mo is I need to loop my soundcard out to it;s in ,? , or to another pc , question , do I really need to look at two computers and two versions of Ubuntu just to make a copy of an audio sound ,? can Audacity make a audio copy of Hydrogen playing a midi file , the sound card ...