Audacity Forum

i'm running OS X yosmite 10.10.3 & i reinstalled the pioneer firmware and support drivers which are also up to date. I'm running audacity 2.1.0. tried to record again still showing a flatline recording.

ok. thanks for trying to help. i guess.

... got too bad (from an illness unrelated to the dementia), so I know a little of what these people are going through. It is good of you to try to help, I hope your project brings them some relief. Exactly! I just want to write a rule-based program to begin with. Thank you for the encouragement. ...

My mac was running slow. So i put all my files i needed onto my external hard drive & wiped my mac. Audacity hasn't recorded since :( Does the DJM 900 require custom USB drivers? Yes, csmith1997 should reinstall the Mac firmware update from http://www.pioneer.eu/uk/support/software/DJM-900NXS/p...

Thank you, that is very helpful and a good temporary fix. Is it possible to have the old Noise Removal feature as a ‘plug-in’ for people that would like to continue to use it? It would be very helpful if you could supply actual audio ...

... control the higher frequencies. Boosting frequencies above around 5000Hz will bring out the "T" and "S" sounds, and this can help with intelligibility and "clarity". Boosting around 150-300Hz will bring-out "warmth" in the voices. But, just experiment to ...

... got too bad (from an illness unrelated to the dementia), so I know a little of what these people are going through. It is good of you to try to help, I hope your project brings them some relief. For a first pass of the software, maybe even skip the 'intelligent' ELIZA format, just detect the ...

... the full path they are accessing the file from, there is nothing we can do about it, given the problem does not show up on our machines. Could you help us with that, or give us the information from Help > Show Log... as requested above after attempting to import a file? Are these WAV, MP4 or which ...

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I tried exporting to WAV signed 32-bit PCM and converting that to AAC in itunes, and the resulting file was exactly the same size as an AAC file converted in itunes from a 16-bit WAV, and you were right — I don't think I could tell the difference even with good headphones! You can however specify t...