Audacity Forum

I am running Windows 7, and Audacity 2.0.3 I am recording music tracks with a Tascam DP04 and wish to do final mixdown and mastering on Audacity. My problem is that when I move the data from the Tascam via card thru reader into computer, I have the following data, Instrumental track, vocal track, dr...

... Vader like filter from the movie. I can do a fine impression on my own, I just need the filter because that's impossible to emulate on my own. Any help would be appreciated. note: I've read the other two threads and google searched to no avail, just so no one assumes otherwise.

Hi,

I need help in play and edit of audio files with extension .bnl on a Windows machine.

Any help will be much appreciated.

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... gone before I can hit the menu item 'Spectogram' to find out what happens next, or what message is constructed for doing the switching job. Any help is awfully welcome! regards, jerome42

... to the laptop, through the amp, and guitar to mic). I'm not sure what kind of sound card I have I don't know how to check I'm a newb. Help would be appreciated!

... so are you connecting the cassette player to the blue line-in port of the computer as required? Are you using the latest Audacity 2.0.3? Look in Help > About Audacity to check. If the waveform is exactly half-height when you record at maximum input volume, try setting Audacity to record in stereo ...

It's an open-ended complaint. It just says it thinks Audacity can't open a way to record or play. We did write about a number of ways to investigate possible solutions.

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... und_device

Koz

Hi! I have not used Audacity in awhile and have just tried to access the software to record my guitar. I am getting a message that says, "Error while opening sound device. Please check input device settings and the project sample rate." I just don't know how to do that. Can anyone assist? ...

... add values in the Latency audio to buffer. I set this to 75. Next I set the Latency setting to -150 and everything works fine. Thanks for all your help. Don Mitchell This complaint has floated for a while because it's very odd. I've taken the problem both backward and forward and I can't think ...

I doubt it. Audacity doesn't have very good remote access tools or command-line tools and the batch tools are just OK.

You can use Audacity to split up your stereo track into pieces and then make a new stereo track with just the work that you actually want. Would that help?

Koz