Audacity Forum

Hi guys,

I have a blue Yeti USB mic that I've plugged into my mac but Audacity isn't recognising it so I can't select it to you use as my input or output. My mac is recognising it and I have selected the Yeti as my mic of choice in my System Preferences.
Not sure what else to do... Please help.

This thread on the Audacity>Windows Forum section relates to this and may help: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 46&t=84672

WC

This is what I see in the manual folder:

manualimages88fwikipedia.png

no index.html

You have to go one level deeper - the "index.html" file should be in a "manual" folder inside the "help" folder.


Gale

coollman3 wrote:I want to use my headset for listening to recordings and I also use the headset for gaming.

Please post the audio device info I requested in my last post ( Help > Audio Device Info... top right of the Audacity menus). Then we can talk using specific device names.

Gale

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Find the "help" folder in the Audacity installation folder, then find the "index.html" file within the help folder.
Double click on the "index.html" file.
Does it open in Firefox?