Audacity Forum

... http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/ . if you got the EXE installer of 2.0.5, the Manual is installed on your computer and can be accessed in the Help menu top right. Gale Gale, I appreciate the answer. As indicated in my post, I did look at the manual for the current version, but couldn't find ...

... . if you got the EXE installer of 2.0.5, the Manual is installed on your computer and can be accessed in the Help menu top right. Gale

Have a look at the pink panel at the top of the page: which version of Windows you are using, the exact three-section version of Audacity from Help > About Audacity Audacity does not ship with ASIO support so it does not work with ASIO4ALL. You can compile Audacity with ASIO support yourself ...

... top of the page and give us some information to go on: which version of Windows you are using, the exact three-section version of Audacity from Help > About Audacity What mic "in" your computer? Do you mean the built-in mic, or a mic port you connected a mic to? If so what is the make ...

... when try to change the sound settings to ASIO4ALL tools, FLStudio crashes. I don't really know what's wrong with my PC or Audacity, can somebody help me with this problem? PS : I installed ASIO4ALL a few days before that happened, does that have anything to do with this issue?

Thanks, doug! I've resigned myself to the time required to get the analog files to the PC. What I'd like help with is specifics as to what settings to use in Audacity or other programs to 1) capture the analog feed and 2) get that data to Audacity and 3) how to process it in ...

... songs.) You can do "batch processing", but since most audio editing requires some human judgement, I've never used it and I can't help you with it. Again assuming these are music tapes, you'll probably also want to take a few minutes to "tag" the MP3 with the title, album, ...

... that users have found? I don't mind putting a cassette in the deck and hitting 'play' and sending the signal via cable to the PC, but I need help dealing with the resulting file that is created. Is there a way to set up Audacity so that it could be told the source and have it either cache ...

... than the noise on a soundcard's line input. If you are using line-in (blue) on a regular soundcard, a better soundcard/interface probably won't help. (Don't bother getting a regular "USB soundcard". These are like laptops with only mic-in and headphone-out.) P.S. You might try recording ...

Thanks for the help. I am a volunteer for an agency that records books for the visually impaired. When I use the mda de-esser, it reduces the volume . but doesn't have any impact on the sibilance. I will keep trying, but if anyone ...