Audacity Forum

If you expect help you should please give us some information to go on. Look at the pink panel at the top of this page. Is it computer playback that you are trying to record? YouTube? You could try "Check if Windows can process ...

Thank you for your patience and help. I think I will def. research and look into Linux as a potential replacement. The third box has: Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input SoundMax Digital Audio CD Player S.M.D.A Microphone S.M.D.A. Line in " ...

... I screen-recorded that all. I have this problem not only with the song I used in the video, I have the same problem with every song. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance, max.wenzel.kk

... enabled the correct input yet. Please click in the third (input) box of Device Toolbar and tell us exactly what choices you have there. Or, click Help > Audio Device Info... , right-click in the window, choose "Select All", then right-click again and choose "Copy" and paste ...

... fits all" approach, but offers a multitude of choices. The range of choice can seem a bit daunting at first, but there is always plenty of help and advice available on the Internet. Unlike Windows, installing Linux does not just give you a bare operating system, but includes programs for ...

... I wanted. I'm not surprised that Audacity had the feature inside its guts somewhere, but I am happy to find out how to access it! Thanks for your help!

Hello ,

I have a mono wave that i would like to inverse completely , which mean if the the wave at second 1 was value 2 i want the result in second 1 to have value -2 , and this on the whold length.

Thanks for your help

Thanks, for the reply, I have tried the Noise Removal tool, but it made the recording loose too much fidelity, I will try the reinstall for the next time I have to do a recording, hopefully that may help. The recording was made at 48000 Hz so I would get a good quality recording...or so I thought.

... from the computer manufacturer. They (or the motherboard manufacturer) are likely to have paid a few cents for the sound card. ;) Look in Help > Audio Device Info... top right of Audacity and look at the Windows DirectSound entries. If the highest rate is under 192000, you can be fairly ...

... the third window to every option available and there was no response to the mic with any of them. I unplugged the turntable USB and that didn't help either. You want to set the third box in Device Toolbar to the external mic to be sure that you will record from that. If you don't see the external ...