Audacity Forum

http://www.originalsamplesloops-and-music-online.com/music-shop/galerie-photo/audacity.jpg ok, ok thats not the best picture, but what i need help with is that whenever i sing too high, the green bars at the top go red and when i playback the sound goes fuzzy. it looks a bit like that picture, ...

I will be gone from a computer for a week now but when I return I will post how it went. Tanks for all of your help!!

Henirk

... Try as I might, I can't figure out how to end up with two separate files, with the voice in one and the "vibrations" in the other. Any help y'all can give would be very much appreciated! :-) ~ Jean

... to hear myself. How can I solve this? I found some threads on the internet about this but they go way too technical for me. I hope somebody can help me with step-by-step-dummy talk :lol:. Was the original problem just "always too quiet", or were you getting short parts of good volume ...

Really appreciate help. Tried a RCA cassette player I had in closet. Did all the same testing as before. Same issues but has Humming instead. Wondering since the players have to be at such a low level so that the recordings don't distort ...

HI there, I am new to Audacity and need a little help! I have a eletronic drum kit set up to record onto my (windows xp) PC. I can record tracks fine but when I put the audacity metronome on it records onto the track! Does anyone know how to record ...

Is this a standard Ubuntu set-up with PulseAudio installed and running?

You've posted in the Audacity 1.2.x part of the forum. Which version of Audacity are you using? (Look in Help > About Audacity for the full version number).

i guess during the recording process of the original song, they make the instrumental by just muting the vocal track and doing a some kind of second export of the original without the vox, Yes, if you have access to the original multi-track recording it is a trivial job to make a mix of whichever p...

If you have one copy of a full-mix song, and another copy of the exact same recording but without the vocals, then you can import the two songs into Audacity, carefully line them up one below the other (using the Time Shift tool), then Invert (Effect) one of the tracks, and finally mix the two track...

it is confusing though because making one of the identical tracks only instrumental means taking out the vox, but taking out or minimizing the vox means the two tracks will no longer be identical. this process will put me in a loony farm. That is correct ;) When you come out of the other side of in...