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... with reverb, delay and rev-delay...but I can't find out a satisfying technique... Is there anyone who plays ambient music or similar, and could help me? Thanks!

Hello again I have successfully recorded off vinyl through a PC running Windows XP, PC to computer is via "Line In" port (thanks to help from Koz on another issue). I have achieved the correct recording levels but the playback quality is poor. The recording sounds like it is being broadcast ...

... I don't think I can reconfigure the jack, but perhaps I can look for a mono adapter (could be lucky - one never knows...). However, I can't help but point out that this still doesn't explain how the Zebronics Mic is working perfectly on both desktop/laptop. Both mics happen to be equipped ...

... on my piano to my PC, but the final result was a MIDI and it sounded really different compared to the one I played on my Piano. Can anyone help me?

... of the selection if you are making loops. Assuming you installed Audacity you can read the Manual in your web browser at any time by clicking > Help > Manual (in web browser). Gale

Versions of Audacity from 1.3.8 onwards do not use Audacity Bridge. When you want to add a VST effect in 1.3.8 and later, you have to click Edit > Preferences, choose "Effects" on the left, put a check mark in "Rescan VST effects", click OK, then exit Audacity and restart it. Aud...

Thanks for giving us enough information to dig this out. Now we just have to do it. OK. Straight dynamic microphone plugged into the Mic-In of the computer. What does the 1/8" plug look like? It's supposed to like like this: http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/UnbalBalAdapter.jpg If your 1/8" c...

I'm guessing a bit of experimenting will be called for. Absolutely. One thing that can help is if you increase the "Preview" duration. I usually have it set at about 5 seconds. Edit menu > Preferences > Playback > Length of Preview Do you have recommendations ...

... is not particularly supporting the Sennheiser mic? That seems to be the only explanation, but I can't find enough info on this. If anyone could help, I'd be grateful. The desktop MB is Intel Original GCNL945 (core2duo). Currently using onboard sound. Should I install a separate sound card - ...

... apply it more than once if you want even more distortion. Adding a bit of reverb (for example "GVerb") in addition to distortion can help produce a better over-driven guitar effect (Guitar amps frequently have some sort of reverb built in). You could have a look on the KVR website ...