Audacity Forum

Just got a new Windows 8 64byte computer with Beats sound card. Tried Audacity and the recording sounds like it is slow and in a tunnel. I am using the latest version of Audacity. Can someone help me please?

I would also recommend adding more RAM. 1GB really isn't enough even for Windows Xp S3. If you could find another stick of ram (Probably DDR1) for a few bucks it'd really help. If it's DDR2 RAM, can buy a 2GB stick for $29 online.

Damien

Hello - my computer is playing saved songs too fast - for example Barry White sounds like Marvin Gay and when I listen to videos posted to Face book they sounds like someone on helium! What could be wrong? I thank you for your help.

Hi, new here and looking for help. I am using Audacity for a single person speaking recording on one track with stereo input. I am using a Yamaha MG32/14FX Mixing console. I route the signal out from the REC OUT RCA plugs into a Tascam ...

... 2) Maybe with removing every frequencies which do not correspond to a man voice i can improve again the length of the file. Thank you for your help and ideas :)

I hit the record button. I see the stereo tracks. Both meters show recording. BUT, on playback I hear left channel only, coming out of both sides. I click on "Audio Track," and see that "Left Channel Only" is the default selection, and is greyed out.

Help? Please?

... my issue. I have another piece of software that will record this audio stream without fail but I really wanted to use Audacity, can anyone please help? Doug

... format is not ANSI. - Or the file extension is hidden and would be in fact "mytest.ny.txt". What says the log file? You'll find it under help, last entry "Show log" If it is a text/character format problem, it will be most probably be listed.

... routine failed.) 18:57:24: load failed 18:57:24: (Maybe) ask user for library 18:57:24: Failed to locate LAME library Thanks for all your help so far ;) Damien.

Sorry this is so difficult. :cry: Can you restart Audacity, try to locate lame_enc.dll in Preferences then choose Help > Show Log... . Right-click in the log > Select All, right-click again > Copy then paste the log here. Do you have lame.exe (I don't mean lame_enc.dll) in "C:Program ...