Audacity Forum

If I split the stereo track and play just one channel, I still get only static. I talked to a sound guy I know, and he agreed that it is probably the unbalanced/balanced cable issue. Thanks for all your help!

Hi steve, thank's very much for your reply and i really became a fan of you for such help. I am not sure how to use the equalization step you have mentioned to apply. Could you please explain more clearly how to do that step?

... some. I probably should have saved a file, but I deleted them this last time. I'll try to get back and post next weekend. Bill, thanks for your help and I'd like to say I love your province. Great for Fishing and the people are very nice.

Hi Steve Thanks to your significant help, I've got a result. Not the result that I envisioned but one I'm very happy with. I'm not using the amp for monitoring but the headphones which are connected to the UCA202. The clarity (and lack of hum) ...

Just to add there is zero point these days recording YouTube with Audacity. There are dozens of programs online to download YouTube videos or audio therefrom direct to your computer without quality loss. Just search Google. Of course, you accept the copyright implications of recording or downloading...

... & 'Track Sync' only to fail to Click on the correct edit to achieve my objective. What term do you give to what I'm trying to achieve? Can you help? Many thanks Eddie

... then view the "Change Pitch effect, Audacity shows that my voice is "From C TO: C". What gives? It has me sratching my head. You help and/or advice would be greatly appreciated. Other than that, I am very impressed with this software and can't wait until I understand it better ...

You may be looking at the old (1.2.x) instructions.
Here's some instructions for Audacity 1.3.x http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

Note also that the standard Windows installation of Audacity includes the manual (in the Help menu).

Slight improvement on the last post. Use the following code in step 3 (also removes 57 Hz hum) (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (hp s 20) 57 10) 210 20) 420 20) 629 30) 839 40) 1048 50) 1257 60) In step 4, the Noise Removal settings can then be softened: Noise Reduction: 20 Se...

You're asking for miracles. The noise level is very high, the recording level is too high and has caused clipping to occur, there is significant DC offset and the sample rate is a bit too low. I would guess that most of the noise is produced by the sound card, which I guess is the built-in sound car...