Audacity Forum

... old and I've never had a need to record so tempting fate with new drivers on a very old card may not be the best route to follow. Thanks for the help.

Hi guys, If this problem is still persisting, perhaps you get in touch with myself and some colleagues regarding technical support? This sounds like quite an unusual issue. However, I can assure you that our drivers have been bench tested and are fully functional on Windows 8. http://uk.focusrite.co...

... performance and use that as the profile, and then apply the tool to the whole show -- or at least enough of the show so you can tell it's going to help or not. No use sitting through processing a two-hour show only to find it's not going to help. Once you get settings that work, then you can apply ...

-snip- Koz Before I seeked help from the forums, I already successfully used amplify and compress. My problem is that it sounds loud and everything when I play it back, but in L4D2 the audio sounds completely unchanged. I don't think it's ...

... How do I get back to the original screen? At least then I can record the cassettes, if way too loud. (At this point it won't even record.) Please help me to get Audacity ready to use for me. Thank you for your help.

It's just the commercial name of the product: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD827 ... te-and-mic; the model I just wanted to make a distinction between models, due to the named issue (which seems to happen only with the EarPods).

Thanks for the help anyway!

Of course just when you think you have it licked comes the poster who bought a wall-powered hub with a trash wall power supply.

Koz

The power either comes down the USB cable from the computer, or it comes from the wall, the wall having priority. With everything connected, we can unplug the wall power and watch the lights on the hub flicker as it changes sources. None of the audio connections carry power. We use a different featu...

USB Soundcards are a good compromise, given they're not broken, but can have one serious noise problem. While the audio going to the computer is digital and relatively robust, the power to run the USB soundcard is analog five volts from the computer and can be "dirty" with bad regulation,...

kozikowski wrote:The sound connections and the connections that run the lights are different, so you can have one without the other. Unplug and replug both ends of the cable to make sure they're secure. Then restart Audacity.

Koz

Thanks Koz, I didn't know that about the connections you mentioned here.

Deb