Audacity Forum

... %100 of a CPU and never responds to me again. I have to "kill -9" it. I read of the "known issues" with this release and can't help but think the problems I'm having may be related to one or more of those. I really just don't know though. Obviously, I cannot process these 300+ ...

Found them I think ...
I'll try it later and add a post if it's not sorted.
Thanks for your help so far

... youtube videos, I use a different thing for that, but I just mentioned that as an example. I've been looking through that tutorial and I found no help there :/ I tried updating my drivers, and all of them are updated, however when I updated my drivers for "Speakers (High Definition Audio ...

Look at Help > About Audacity. Do you have version 2.0.3? If not, try that version:
http://audacityteam.org/download/windows .


Gale

Guys, I need help. I'd like to record something from youtube as mp3, and I downloaded audacity. Now, I tried recording something, but it never records anything! I watched some tutorials on youtube on how to setup audacity, but there ...

... hours. Windows knows how to start a session, but not keep it going. It's Google time. Blue Tooth Communications Protocol. See if the device has a help forum or other documents. I'm tapped out, but that's what I'd be doing if it were mine. There could be a much more significant split between conferencing ...

I assume you are connected via USB, not with the analog line-level RCA outputs? This may not help, but noise is an analog phenomenon. It's coming from the tape player or the turntable. Noise is not added to the digital signal inside the computer (unless you are using ...

... by using the Noise Removal effect, but this has not removed it entirely, and the recording is now got a heavy bass sound. Hope someone can help me. The software worked perfectly OK and now I have ths buzzing sound.

Look in the Audacity "Help menu > About Audacity".
What is the full version name/number of Audacity are you using?

billw58 wrote:You will find that folks will argue passionately for X-Y (or Blumlein), and for A-B (spaced cardioids or omnis).

This wikipedia article might help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microphone_techniques

-- Bill

Thanks for that Bill, that wikki link goes a long way to answering my questions.