Audacity Forum

That's one possibility. The other is your new motherboard has ratty 5 volts supplied to the USB ports. Audio from the microphone to the computer is digital and fairly robust, but making the audio inside the microphone is analog and subject to interference problems. There is electronic processing ins...

... me, I don't know how to fix the little problem I'm confronted with right now. I'm sure that my problem is a small one for you and you are able to help me. I made my first record today with Audacity. It all worked fine and I saved my File. Now when I want to listen to the Record, I can very hardly ...

... audio in (with no monitor) ? Would a jack to USB converter work, and how would it be selected in Audacity ? Or do I need to buy a usb mic or . . . help

The sound is probably due to electrical interference.
If your new computer parts are not yet installed in a case, try putting them in a case and see if that reduces the noise.

Hi everyone i am new to these forums. I already made a thread like this on a couple of different websites but nobody knew a solution or the prob.. I make youtube videos and because of that I bought the Blue Yeti as it has amazing quality for recording commentaries. Untill recently everything was fin...

Yeah all good. I figured out a workaround on the other end.

over the original files in the same bitrate etc wav format I don't think Audacity Chains is stable enough to do that. The problem with saving a file over itself is the risk of destroying the original and the production since they're both open for a time. If Audacity goes down during that interval, ...

Hi guys. New to the forum. I need your help on an issue.
I need to record my radio station 24 x 7. Audacity can do that but it would be
helpful if i could automaticaly save a record on a specific time period.
Or by size of a file.
Does Audacity give me that possibility?
Thanks in advance.

So Gayle are you saying it will just install over it, as the newer version? I already have admin authority.

If this be the case I imagine the link I want to use is this, correct?
Audacity 2.0.5 installer (.exe file, 21.2 MB, including help files) for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8

Hi guys,

So I have a whole bunch of stereo wav files I wish to convert to mono and export (over the original files in the same bitrate etc wav format). I have tried investigating chains to do these in batch but have had no luck finding a function for it. Can anyone help?