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... c) I can see the Audacity window with the recording up. What should I do? I just have the perpetually-spinning colorwheel-of-pain in my face. Help!?

... possibly two or three beats a second (but given I am no audiophile, there could be ten or twenty beats per second- I know just how incredibly unhelpful that is, but what can I say). The area I live in does have a main road (an A road not motorway, although one can view it as a B road) very nearby ...

... have no idea what i am doing wrong i have tried everything i have removed the "snap to" tick from the box yet am getting nowhere Please help im still learning so if replying could you please put it in easy terms so i can understand Many Thanks

... section of Windows Sounds dialog and turn off effects in there. - also check the speakers settings in the playback section. This tutorial may help you: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html WC Yes I know, I'm recording with Stereo Mix. There ...

I was trying to export mp3 's so, I downloaded and installed lame but when I go to export it only does wav..can anyone help me with this??

There is a distinct rumble, similar to a distant tram or lorry, on the "No Audible LFN Clip.wav" ! (it starts about half way through the clip, drops off, then comes back in the last couple of seconds.) I presume that this is a different sound - not the one that is causing the problem. It i...

... section of Windows Sounds dialog and turn off effects in there. - also check the speakers settings in the playback section. This tutorial may help you: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html WC

... second mark, I can't because it'll only allow me to select 12-13 or 12-14, or 12-15, etc. No matter how far I zoom in. Hopefully someone here can help me out...

... hear it in the recording. Is microphone the only way to do it? I have about 200 of my dads old vinyls that I want to get on mp3 so if anyone can help me out that would be great, Thanks

The microphone may not die at 12v, but it wouldn't work right, either. 12v is a standard Phantom Power specification, but it's falling out of favor because it was always a make-do solution adopted only by a subset of makers. 48v has been the standard since the thirties and I suspect your microphone ...