Audacity Forum

... question. Frustration, when trying to get your computer back into service because of a reformat, is the biggest single headache and doesn't help when you get a snarky response of, "Read the Manual" or " I'm not going to tell you what the manual says." Now who actually ...

The clip fix effect needs improvement. This rewrite got rid of an unused variable and an assignment in an inner loop that had no effect, and combines some repeated code into a function, and rewrites some of that for more clarity. Besides which, I believe there was a mistake in the math. Each clippin...

They were all muted! That was the problem. I am an Audacity noob, but this simple issue caused me a lot of frustration! Hope this thread can help other confused people like me! SOLVED!!!

... that we cannot see your computer. Are you actually using the same mic as Kiko on Windows 7? The more detail you give, the more likely we can help, and vice-versa. Your sample sounds like typical USB noise. You are recording at too low a level. Turn up the input level in Audacity. Get close ...

... to hear the music track, try doing without the append record to the end of a track. Just hit Record to record into a new track. If that does not help, try using another USB port for the HP headset. Plug in to an empty USB port, not to a USB hub. Gale

... the Forum every day and do not follow their topics for several months afterwards. It is very unlikely Kiko will reply to you. In order for us to help you, please look at the pink panel at the top of this page and provide the same level of information that Kiko provided. As well as telling us ...

... preferences I still have no sound through the pc speakers so I am unable to hear the record being played even if I am recording or not. Please help me with this issue thanks in advance jewel

... of my top layer of audio). I have been searching on this forum and other places for hours to see why this is happening to no avail. Someone please help!!

... subtract one track from another ... Kn0ck0ut takes two mono 44.1KHz inputs and spectrally subtracts one from the other. It can be used to help create 'acapellas' - to extract vocals from a track - if an instrumental version (or section) of the track is available. http://www.kvraudio.com/product/kn0ck0ut-by-st3pan0va ...

Thanks, Steve!

I must have missed the Generate>Silence menu option. I'll try to be more careful.

Again, thank you for the help.