Audacity Forum

Thanks Gale! yes. audacity on my old pc was set to stereo mix. thats how i recorded my choirs from kontakt, and also tts voices with textaloud. i can still record everything fine, just the way i used to...the problem im having is that audacity gives me those errors when i try to play a track when ko...

... running Kontakt then right-click over the speaker icon by the system clock, then choose "Recording Devices". Can you post the content of Help > Audio Device Info... in Audacity? Does the error go away if you turn off Transport > Overdub in Audacity? If you leave overdub on, does the error ...

... the audacity source code but when I've googled for the source code and then tried to download all the relevant material... it's not there. Some help would be appreciated. I'm not used to open source anything so my skills at plundering code via the web are nil. Thanks for any and all help you ...

Hi, i'm hoping someone can help me, as ive read so many tutorials and threads trying to figure this out, and i can't. i just got a new pc built and what i have been trying to do is basically mimic my set up on my old xp machine, as this ...

... will determine the maximum unclipped (undistorted) loudness of the whole file. ...amplify portions of sound that are not loud enough, That should help. You can also try some dynamic compression ( Effect -> Compressor ). Dynamic compression can boost the average level without boosting/clipping ...

I rebooted into the BIOS, and didn't find anything that looke like it might have something to do with it. Later, my son came over, booted-up into the BIOS, and it took him about 30 secs. to find it, in CHIPSET CONFIG, and he in fact fixed the problem. This particular motherboard does have a rather ...

... message when i hit record. however, audacity /windows IS recognising my new mic. i've tried all the combinations of sample rate, and followed the help steps from start to end. anyone have any ideas? it seems like i can't record no matter what microphone or set up i try

POSSIBLE SOLUTION: In my particular case, I at first experienced the very same problem. After having tried everything I could think of, SETTINGS, etc., I decided it just HAD to be something in my computer's BIOS. This will be my Asrock 775 Dual VSTA, which does in fact require the Realtek HD audio d...

... that should be good for you. It simply imports channel 1 as the first track, channel 2 as the second, and so on for the rest of the channels. To help you test, here is a 1 second duration 4 channel WAV file that has the following channels, all with peak amplitudes of -6 dB: 1) Sine wave 440 Hz ...

... multi-channel WAV file? Is it possible Audacity is incorrectly reading the WAV file and altering the amplitude of Channel 4? I’d appreciate any help or advice! Thank you in advance!