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I do have the actor's raw voice track, but I do not have the music bed track, unfortunately, that's why I'm trying to figure out how to remove the echo. Thanks for your help!

... this one (a pre-release of 2.0.0) which has a fix for that problem: http://audacity.googlecode.com/files/audacity-win-2.0rc5.exe . If that doesn't help, how long are these MP3 files? We would need to see one of the files that causes trouble. Gale

... version of audacity kept running out of space for no reason so I upgraded. I like the new version but I cant add the most important part!! Please help!

Spanish:
http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=reco ... es&lang=es

English:
http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=reco ... ords-tapes


Gale

Am I correct that this question is unrelated to Audacity? I don't really understand your question. Do you just want to make your Karaoke software play through the TV speakers rather than through the computer speakers? When you use the Karaoke software, can you hear your voice? Is this what you want ...

... Of course I see the track but I would like to be able to hear what the Minidisk is exporting to my Mac/Audicity in real time. Can anyone help me? Thanks! Kelly (This is my first time to use this forum).

Merci de ta réponse Brochec, la carte de ma table a pour config de base: 48000Hz - 256 échantillons - latence 5,3 ms J'utilise la derniere version d'audacity la beta 1,3 je crois. J'ai donc configuré auda en armonie avec ma carte c'est à dire 24 bit, 48000Hz, mais pour la latence je ne sais pas trop...

... is currently being updated to make it more clear which the "correct" version is). Please look at "About Audacity" in the Help menu to get the version number.

I've seen this but I am not sure if it works for my situation. IDK if it could help connecting microphones - the mixer - TV and make the voice out of it to the TV speaker.
Rolls MX 41b
http://www.thomann.de/fi/rolls_mx_41b.htm

... it directly to 3.5mm jack. Besides, pre-amplifier, amplifier are more expensive even they could work, right? Could the line-in jack in laptop help in this case?