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... Thanks Everyone and especially Gale! I could never have figured this out without your help. Stevan

... is there a free program to put drums to my mix? I'm having an off day, I've looked, but I'm just not seeing anything along those lines. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks again Same answer as when you asked a year ago http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=66874&p=186425#p186436 ...

hey there all, I have a question for you. just started using audacity to record my guitar, bass, and vocals. is there a free program to put drums to my mix? I'm having an off day, I've looked, but I'm just not seeing anything along those lines. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks again

... I can't. I completely uninstalled it and re-installed it but also no good. What could I possible do to fix this? Thanks in advance for whoever can help, magnum2tom

bwbeye wrote:What "Audio Device Info" are you looking for specifically, and where do I find it?

Please see this earlier post http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 54#p216754 . "Help" is in the menu bar at the top of the Audacity window.


Gale

... with that. I'm still curious as to why it suddenly decided to not like its former temporary folder. Permission fixing with Disk Utility didn't help. I am irked that it crashed without ever giving me the chance to specify a temp folder from within the program. I consider that to be a bug.

... the same name as the AUP file. For example, "song.aup" will open the pieces inside the "song_data" folder. Thank you for your help.

... Vocal Removal. In a more specialised version I think that you could miss out the mono option since we already have a tool for that. Doing so will help to differentiate it from the "standard" vocal remover, and also make it easier to document and understand. It is meant as the hypothetical ...

... Vocal Removal. In a more specialised version I think that you could miss out the mono option since we already have a tool for that. Doing so will help to differentiate it from the "standard" vocal remover, and also make it easier to document and understand.

Sorry I wrote it wrong or it was predictive, they're cdj800 x2 not djm. OK, that makes much more sense :) So you have your 2x CDJs connected via phono/RCA cables to your Numark m6 mixer, with an output from there connected to your djio??? The problem is that your djio is primarily intended as an ou...