Audacity Forum

... tried hard to find a answer ,but most threads had to do with removal of distortion from the vinyl. This appears to be the other way around. Any help is much appreciated. peace

The song is "Toothpaste Kisses" By The Maccabees ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJmWSWQgdM ). It's a subtle effect but notice the vocals nearly have a vintage radio or LP record quality to it. I want to try it but not sure where to start.
Help appreciated

Which Audacity version do you have (check in Help menu -> About)? Which windows version? How do you connect the turntable to the computer? Is it an usb turntable?

hi - wud u please help me in: * I've a laptop * I've installed Audacity 1.3.13 -beta (unicode) * I've microphone * No Mixer at present * I've karaokes in my laptop can play through windows media palyer or real player * mp3 export lame ...

I input a disc from turntable all O.K. Next time there is no sound coming into Audacity although I don't think I have altered anything.
Help please.

I would like to click on Click Removal on the Menu Bar but it is all gray ghost and inaccessible. HELP states that this Menu Bar only works when Audio is selected. WHERE and WHAT is AUDIO. Thanks, Vic

There was no mention of impedance in that draft portion of the audacity manual.
I suggest you use a DI box (Direct Injection) to match the impedance levels.

luke wrote:how do you record the sounds that are playing on you computer because i cannot figure it out ... or is it even possible

Please read this Frequently Asked Question and the links thereon.



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... with the built-in microphone and to actually record the sound coming through the cable? I am using Windows 7 and Audacity 1.3 Beta (Unicode). All help is very much apprechiated. It may not be a good idea to record from the amp to the mic port unless the mic port is tolerant of stronger line-level ...

Thanks for your help Steve. I already found the mp3tag program, but thank you anyway. It was how I was able to figure out why simian wasn't playing the files in the first place. I know I posted the question in the windows forum, but ...