Audacity Forum

... period of time... That stuff depends on how much time you want to spend. Sometimes the Equalizer or a filter (high-pass, low-pass, or notch) can help to to remove/reduce noises at a particular frequency/pitch. But of course, this usually also affects the good sounds that you want to keep. Usually, ...

... clip-fix it. after that I've read that some normalization involving DC-Offset. I have no idea what this is and wondered if it is essential. any help would be much appreciated. i'm a total newbie at this. :oops:

... that means you need to change the system to see the microphone. You can do that with the Audacity Device Toolbar. http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/device_toolbar.html You do not want WAV-Out, Stereo-Mix, or What-U-Hear. Those are the settings for internet recording. Koz

yes i am trying to record from the onboard mic in the computer. no skype. nothing else running. have tried all combinations of the four drop boxes in the middle of audacity 2.0 display with no luck.

Can anyone please try to help me out by fixing the file? I need to know this...

i am recording using the available mics in the fourth drop down window in the middle of the audacity display. no skype, but plugged the aux input into computer for external load and nothing. no sound, even when using dropdown window direct on first box
no idea what going on.

... trying to get 2 installed on Debian(which is no picnic btw) but outside of that I have no idea what's causing this or what to do about it.. Any help would be greatly appreciated

... is to listen to it all over again, which takes a lot of time. I will make these adjustments and see what happens. Thanks very much for your help! Take care, Regan

... of change is at least (theoretically) possible. Now all y'all need to do is lobby a developer (there are a couple of new code-flingers wanting to help out the Audacity project) to do the work. It is really quite trivial to code and my previous reply has all the research needed.

... still does it.When looking at the screen as it records the "sound wave" goes really jagged during these "episodes". Can anyone help? Maybe I am making a noob mistake. So I have my guitar plugged into the line 1 of the audio interface,which is connected to the laptop via a usb ...