Audacity Forum

If you still have the show on the timeline in blue waves, then Export > WAV (Microsoft) 16-bit PCM. That will give you a very high quality, stand-alone sound file independent of Audacity. Koz

... http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/peaveyUCA202Lenovo.jpg The overdubbing instructions are here... http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/tutorial_recording_multi_track_overdubs.html It's the second overdubbing article. The very instant you want to use more than one musical ...

Everything was working fine...saved my project....played it back to be sure. Now somehow the file has converted to a vcl file and I can not play it. I have a recording that I can not replace of my father singing happy birthday to me on there... Did not shut down the computer or close the browser. I ...

... in.. Is there some sort of a trick or setting I am missing? I was told it is just plug and play. I am using Audacity 1.12.3 and Windows XP. Please help if you can .. Thanks Moderator note: topic split. Please do not piggy-back unrelated or even loosely related posting to an exiting thread. It'smuc ...

I am very new to Audacity. I have recorded a basesball game from the Internet, and I would like to transfer it to a cd/dvd? using Nero so that my blind mother can listen to it at the nursing home on her cd player. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

R. Jirovec

... noticed the 'options' button previously on the export screen. I set that to the lowest number and I'm now back to a 2-3meg file. Thanks for the help. Hinson

... it works. In fact, you only have to clear the meta data during the export. You don't have to clear prior to exporting. Thanks for your life-saving help. And once again, sorry for the huge delay in replying.

Was the USB device connected and recognised by Windows before you opened Audacity? yes it was
I'm on the same programme as before. The only thing that has changed is Audacity, why oh why did I update, I had been told never to update as things can go wrong, thats proved to be the case here.

yriaf wrote:Set the Recording (Input) device in the Audacity Device Toolbar to the USB option. I can't find USB option.

Was the USB device connected and recognised by Windows before you opened Audacity?
Which version of Windows are you using?

Set the Recording (Input) device in the Audacity Device Toolbar to the USB option. I can't find USB option. I think I need some clever person to come and assist me because I am totally lost. I wish I hadn't updated the old Audacity, I knew how to record with that.