Audacity Forum

... to go to "Edit" then "Recover Region," but it usually just "undos" my latest silencing and is not correct. Please help. Thank you. Jackie

Yes Koz, thank you very much for the help but it just does not seem to want to record. I have it set to ‘Line in/Mic in: line 1 or 2’ but nothing happens (the red vertical line runs across the timetable and the blue horizontal line stays flat ...

... all what the house does. But the instant I plug in a mixer or other device plugged into the wall, then that's the end of the clean sound. It does help if everything is plugged into one wall plate. Accidentally plugging half your system into one "side" of your house and the other on the ...

... the computer, are correctly earthed and where possible avoid using extension leads or multi-way power adaptors. An "anti-surge" plug may help alleviate the problem (for example: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mercury-Anti-Surge-Plug-Adaptor/dp/B000ROLJL8 ) though I can give no guarantee that ...

... as if you were recording the same audio from two sources with one out of the sync of the other. I am not sure this is what it is, and if it would help to post a sample, I can do that. A search on the interweb as well as this forum did not yield obvious results, so I thought I would ask knowledgeable ...

... 1.3.13 and earlier versions without having this problem. Is there some kind of line filter I can use between the computer and the a/c which might help? As you might guess, I don't want to go around the house unplugging everything before I record. Ideas?

... be greyed out then). Note: unlike the equalizer on your stereo Audacity's equalizer cannot be adjusted in real-time . http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=recording&i=records-tapes

... I already have installed the last m-audio drivers, but it still doesn't work as I want, ¿Why happen this and how can I fix it?, ¿Could somebody help me please?

... work associates that cannot record with Audacity on Thinkpads with Windows 7 unless they use a cable from stereo out to mic in. Read through some help items in Audacity and it mentions having to use a cable, but the audio quality is compromised. My work associates also mention that the sound is ...

... for Girls", when Joe Jackson sings "SHE SAID", It just sounds awful. I've tried recording at a pretty low level, but it doesn't help much. I just picked up a different turntable today, and it sounds the same. So the issue is most likely the album itself.