Audacity Forum

I have read the section on the online help files on Preferences but I am having trouble storing/saving these. I am using Audacity to look at Bat data. So very short HF files usually a couple of MB, lasting a couple of seconds. I have thousands ...

... selected, I now see a signal from the source. Recording works perfectly. I thought that I tried that before but I may not have. Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.

... option chosen, Weird. I wonder what they mean by "exclusive". Perhaps the behaviour is different on different versions of Windows? The Help says: GoldWave takes exclusive control of the audio device unless you select Shared quality. If you select Shared quality, GoldWave shares the ...

... an Audacity project or as a WAV file, you might want to re-record. But, go-ahead an experiment with equalization first to see if that's going to help.

... and bit depth? I don't think they record Adele that high. On first reading, I think you're suffering from multiple devices all trying to "help you." None of them know about the others. Getting rid of key clicks is rough..... Koz I'm using that sample rate as it was default for windows ...

... and bit depth? I don't think they record Adele that high. On first reading, I think you're suffering from multiple devices all trying to "help you." None of them know about the others. Getting rid of key clicks is rough..... Koz

... are you choosing in Audacity's Device Toolbar ? Assuming you are using Stereo Mix, try Windows WASAPI loopback recording instead. That will also help keep the recording level from getting too high. Audacity does not add effects when recording. Right-click over the Speaker icon by the system clock ...

... guitar amp. With what physical connection to where are you monitoring the amp? Generally, if a low "Audio to buffer" setting does not help, try turning off WiFi, and right-click or CTRL-click over Audacity.app > Get Info... then check (tick) the box "Prevent App Nap". Gale

... everything clearer and provides all information necessary to resolve this. https://vimeo.com/159977424 Password: exportmp3 Thank you for your help. Ian

You can force a computer to manage two USB microphones badly, but not three. Your description of the show practically demands a small sound mixer. Before I dig in, please know that if you go this way, you will record a Mixed Show . All the voices on one sound file. There is no going back later to sp...