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nikkiscruz wrote:I have an 8th grade science project

Sounds much like this project: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 13&t=53280

... and when, for example, the song I'm recording to hits the chorus or gets loud its like audacity turns my voice down :s Would really appreciate any help on this its driving me crazy!

Unfortunately, what I'm about to post will not help you use other third party lame_enc.dll's, but it will help you use your own build. I used to use Audacity 1.2.6 with a build of lame_enc.dll from version 3.97. I built lame_enc.dll from source ...

You might be able to do clarity with Analyze > Spectrum. This is an analysis of one piano note. G two octaves down, I think. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/piano_G1.jpg So that's G1, not quite falling off the end of the keyboard. Everything to the right of that very high peak is harmonics and overto...

You can't do "clarity," but you can do volume pretty easily. You can use an expanded version of the volume meters. Click on the right edge of the sound meters and pull to the right. They will get larger and much easier to see. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/Audacity1_playback.jpg You can e...

... to record. I have triple checked the microphone on my xbox, and that the plugs are in the correct spots, and they both are. Nothing I do seems to help. Please help! Thank you, - Ian

... question- but I've been scratching my head like crazy trying to figure it out, so I thought I'd come here and hope some kind-hearted soul could help me out! I have an M-audio fast-track pro, and am using Audacity to try and record some songs. I'm just a simple singer-songwriter- multi-tracking, ...

Dear Audacity people, I have an 8th grade science project were I'm recording different combinations of picks and strings(of different materials) being used on a guitar with Audacity. I need to determine which combination has the most volume and clarity. I'm planning to use a decibel format to repres...

... Any sound device can use AUDIODG.EXE for its services so increase the load on it further. Having the latest drivers for the USB sound card should help - IF they are made by the sound card manufacturer. USBAUDIO.sys you mention looks like a Microsoft driver to me. Go to Device Manager in the Windows ...

... for USB Controllers. Is this XP Media Center Edition? A lot of hardware is not compatible with that. Using a different length of USB cable could help. Shorter cables are less noisy in my experience, if they are long enough to prevent interference between computer and equipment. Does the computer ...