Audacity Forum

... when opening the projects, what do the errors say? I would suggest quitting Audacity, reopening all the projects then attaching the log file from Help > Show Log... top right of Audacity. That will show if Audacity sees any errors in the projects. Please see here for how to attach files: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936 ...

... you which "d" folder it belongs in. So "e000 3 aa2.au" belongs in the "d0 3 " folder. Sorting the files by name may help, then you can multiple-select the files that need to be copied to each subfolder. Gale

... and it didn't work 'till I changed it. I don't know if Blue's Customer Support is good or not, but you might give it a try. They probably won't help you with Audacity, but if Windows can't see the mic they should help you with that. I don't own the Blue Yeti, but it's got a great set of features. ...

... effects I have tried (normalization, syncing, etc.) has solved it. I also couldn't find anything in the forum or FAQs that seemed to cover it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

... card drivers and then both of them worked. As I stated, my drivers are up to date on both machines (and using the driver version before does not help). And, taking into account the other person's machine I have access to, those are three different built in sound devices. Loopback is fine. It's ...

... boxes in Windows Sound . My impression is that the most reliable indicator of sample rates claimed to be supported by your device will be found at Help > Audio Device Info... in Audacity (look under the Windows DirectSound entries, not MME) and if you are on Windows Vista or later, in "Default ...

... new versions of Audacity. To subscribe, enter your e-mail address and click "Add". The only place I can find the Log file is under Help at the bottom of the list, but as soon as I click on it, the rest of the program becomes unclickable making it impossible to save. The log file ...

I do have the 2.0.3 version but didn't know it was outdated. The only place I can find the Log file is under Help at the bottom of the list, but as soon as I click on it, the rest of the program becomes unclickable making it impossible to save. I don't see any other Log button ...

Thanks for the help with the level adjustment. It worked great for me in this application. I did actually go down about -25 dB to get an acceptable level though. Thanks again. Ken

don't know how to access the log from here. As I said, Help > Show Log... (top right of the Audacity menus). There is a button to save the log at the bottom of the log window, or if you have still have the outdated 2.0.3 version of Audacity, click "Log" ...