Audacity Forum

OK, just wanting to make sure that we are starting on the same page ;) Start with a new Audacity project. "File menu > Save As" and give it a unique name, somewhere on your system where you have plenty of free space and full read/write access. Import the three files. They will appear one a...

steve wrote:

PWFP wrote:I'm working with 3 tracks:

You have them as three separate WAV files. or you have them as three separate tracks in the same Audacity Project, or you mean something else?

I've tried it both ways.

PWFP wrote:I'm working with 3 tracks:

You have them as three separate WAV files. or you have them as three separate tracks in the same Audacity Project, or you mean something else?

Anwida may work on Intel Macs on OS X 10.6 or earlier using Rosetta . Ambience http://www.kvraudio.com/product/ambience-by-smart-electronix is a VST reverb plugin for Windows and Mac - there is also an Audio Unit version for Mac. I suggest you download the latest Audacity 2.1.0 from http://web.audac...

... anything into my mixer before besides my mic and headphones, so I hope it works. I'll keep this thread posted on my progress. Thank you for the help!

... not being available any more. I don't remember how that went. I can look. There are the videos if you haven't seen them yet. http://www.acx.com/help/video-lessons-resources/200672590 Also, this is a talk from ACX on audiobook production http://blog.acx.com/2014/06/26/how-to-succeed-at-audiobook-production-part-1/ ...

... and have had an issue with this high pitched ringing in the background of all my recordings. I have scrolled through endless forums looking for help and advice, I have tried everything I could find; different USB cables, different computers, different USB ports on my computer, a USB hub with ...

... I tried a different microphone, still white noise. Then finally I just unplugged the microphone, and surprisingly there was still static. Please help with my issue.

Thanks - that's really interesting and helpful.

Yes - that was indeed what I meant. When I was performing the overdub it sounded in sync with the backing track, but when I played it back my overdubbed track was a fraction "behind" the backing track, and my adjustment to the latency correction stopped this happening. That is precisely w...