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... give you channels 1 and 2, then you could consider making a big leap and compiling Audacity with ASIO support . If you try this, you can ask for help on our Compiling Audacity board. There is one other possibility you should try if you have not already done so. By the system clock, right-click ...

i can see the sound is there on the little sound o meter as i am putting it in, and i can see it not appearing on the track, or occasionally appearing and then gradually degrading and sputtering out as it would if the mic lead was dying. which is what made me think 'ah, the usb'. nigh on certainly, ...

And then the coffee kicks in. You can't do Karaoke straight through the computer. The process of digitizing and then un-digitizing your voice takes time and you'll never be able to sing in sync. A simple sound mixer should do it. I use the Peavey PV-6 for a lot of live jobs. You can put the computer...

ketameaningless wrote:mmm hmm. tbh i quite like having them in the speakers. the end product is gonna come out of the speakers, that's where i wanna hear the recording, then i know how close it is to the end product.

But at the moment you don't know if the sound from the Tascam is cutting out.

If you want to sing or talk live over an existing sound track, that's called Multitrack or Overdubbing. We wrote a good piece on how to do that with several different techniques. However, you won't need the speakers. You can't do good quality overdubbing with speakers and a live microphone in the sa...

mmm hmm. tbh i quite like having them in the speakers. the end product is gonna come out of the speakers, that's where i wanna hear the recording, then i know how close it is to the end product.

praying that the new usb does the trick

Hi, Let's me tell you my situation first then you can give any ideas to help me out. I have Acer laptop (mic, line-in and audio-out jacket) , Samsung LED TV UE40D5005 (RCA 3 colors red, black green for video and 2 color white, red for audio; the tv also has ...

ketameaningless wrote:the headphone socket in the tascam requires a small to big jack converter which is one of those objects i have never been able to keep hold of.

You mean one of these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adaptor-Premium ... B002JP6JEK

the headphone socket in the tascam requires a small to big jack converter which is one of those objects i have never been able to keep hold of.

Hey all, I'm relatively new to audacity so any sort of help at all would be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to directly record my (crappy) guitar playing through the microphone input (laptop, no line-in) and add amp effects with GNUitar. However, whenever ...