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... > Microphone > USB Connection Audacity Settings: Preferences: USB Input / Stereo / Software Playback My computer information is listed below. Any help with this issue is GREATLY APPRECIATED!! ;) ----------- Audacity 1.2.5 Mac 10.7.2 Intel Core 2 Duo Crosley USB Turntable -----------

... at the place I stopped the replay. I wonder if there is a smarter way to go around this guessing "precision" and hope someone can help me. Thanks in advance, Rob g

... easily found the fix you reference in the FAQ. I downloaded the file. I clicked on the .exe nothing happened. I banged on that file endlessly. No help. it would not run. The fix is more baffling than the audacity problem. I reinstalled XP with service pack 3 twice thinking there must be some .dll ...

... is playing. Which exact version of Audacity are you using? The current version is 1.3.14 You can check your Audacity version by looking in "Help > About Audacity". If it is any version other than 1.3.14 beta you should update (get it here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ ) A possible ...

... until 2.0 comes out. You may be interested in coming back to this Pseudo-stereo effect when/if Nyquist effects are supported in Chains as that may help you to automate more of your process. If you think that the mda stereo plug-in give superior results to this Pseudo-stereo effect I'll be happy ...

Hello,
Many thanks for all your help. I have my 4-channel audio files now. Cheers,
M.

... USB Audio CODEC). Next I exported the file to my desktop in .mp3. Unfortunately no sound when playing the .mp3 file. :o Any ideas? Thanks for your help, Leo

Hey all audacity's member
I've just a starter here, to learn how to use audacity.>...
I'm a amateur music composer with LMMS, and I'm using ubuntu....

Now, I want to make the song vocal effect like in Christina Aguilera keeps getting better on chorus part...
Any help please ????

Okay thanks, I posted as a last resort, I realise the recording is rubbish and tools like this can only do so much; just wanted to be sure I was not missing anything obvious and to my amateur ear I thought it maybe something akin to "electrical hum" I had seen mentioned in the forums. Sorr...

... hard would it be to program something like that into audacity myself? (I'm a novice coder, but most of my experience is in Java... soo :D ) Any help would be much appreciated, and sorry again for poking old threads with a stick.