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Where can I find samples that I can use in my songs? Not gonna buy them because I'm still trying to find out if I can do something I want with Audacity or if I need another kind of software altogether. I'd appreciate any help.

And see this page from the Audacity Manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... jects.html

WC

The G-Track has a volume control. http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GTrackUSB/ One of the guitar people at work owns it and I borrowed it long enough to write the original Overdubbing piece. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/overdubbing/overdubbing-SamsonGTrack.html http://www.kozco.com/tech/audac...

Please post the AUTOSAVE file It says the uploaded file is empty when I try to attach it... And it won't give me an option to recover the project! You said before that Audacity tried to recover the project, but the track was empty. So there must be content in the AUTOSAVE file, unless you closed th...

I suppose that's about as close as it gets to what I'm hoping to do. And with a free program, I've got no complaints! Thanks for your help!

... what you think it means. "0" probably just means "no value available". If you want to investigate further, please go to "Help menu > Audio Device Info" and copy and paste the contents into your reply, then in the device toolbar , copy (in full) the names of each recording ...

If you are going to use a USB mic (probably the lowest cost option), get one that has a recording level ("gain") control on the microphone. Having a headphone socket on the mic is also useful, and almost essential if you want to do "overdub" recording. If you're buying over the I...

The Rode and pre-amp would be nice but it's a little pricey considering how seldom I'll be using it. If this mic is going to be perpetually too quiet, what would you think of something like the Blue Yeti? I'll only be using this for video voice-overs and promo intros etc rather than singing. Or any ...

... in and headphones (posted that before). Recording's just impossible. Now I found something interesting: When checking the sound card settings (via help in audacity), I get a listing (on both computers, eventhough they have different onboard sound cards) which contain all available devices IN DUPLO. ...

Thanks very much, Steve.

I have been doing a sync at the beginning, but I hadn't thought about doing one at the end as well. I really appreciate the advice. That should help out a lot.