Audacity Forum

...that they were to listen to (Harmonic Sound Therapy) or not listen (Notched Sound Therapy) through the therapeutic process depending on which therapy you prescribed to. It looks like you're attempting the Harmonic Sound Theory, right? You've got bandpass filters, the opposite of notch filters. T...

... and reconnecting the USB cable, making sure that it's tight at both ends. If you have another USB cable, try that instead. It's unlikely to help, but if you can manage without hearing the tape while you record, try turning off Transport > Software Playthrough at the top of Audacity. Gale

... either. There is no output level adjustment on the Mackie mixer and the default recording level is not enough to produce a decent recording. Any help would be much appreciated!

I suffer from hyperacusis and tinnitus. Hyperacusis is purely a brain thing. Tinnitus' cause can be both: your brain or ear-damage. My tinnitus is mainly in my right ear and not because of ear- or nerve damage, but caused by a Lyme-like parasite. One of the large Borrelia family, but not burgdorferi...

... up the wrong frequency. After all, it's a phantom frequency being literally made up in our head by our brains, and so it could be the wrong one to help when it comes to treatment. Attached are snapshots of the my feeble attempts to produce such files with Audacity. Sample A centres around one frequency, ...

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... with multiple tracks? Open the AUP file and do View > Fit Vertically to see all the tracks. If any tracks are muted, unmute them. If that does not help, open Help > Show Log... after opening the project. Save the log file. Attach the log file and the AUP file here. See How to attach files to forum ...

Use a suitable mic. A SM58 or similar will work well for pop punk, hard rock, metalcore. Set your recording levels for your loudest vocal so as to ensure that the recording does not clip (distort). Quiet audio can be amplified but badly clipped audio cannot be fixed. "Work the mic". When y...

kozikowski wrote: Don't raise your voice or shout.

Its mainly for the genre of music (pop punk, hard rock, metalcore)

thank you very much for the solutions!!

... manual about this issue. Then again, not sure I'm calling the "empty tracks" by the correct terminology either. :oops: Thanks for any help! Ken