Audacity Forum

Forgot to say that the preamps built in the usb mics are usually of a lower quality than a dedicated external mic preamp.

USB mics already have a preamp built inside, and you have to stick to it, unless you know something about electronics and feel like opening the mic and hacking it ;) Preamps are meant to be used with more "professional" kind of mics... these usually come with a XLR connector (which usually...

OK, thanks - sounds like my Sony mic is really for my Sony Camcorder (mini DV style). So, I'll pick another one. I still am not clear as to whether I can expect better quality from a mic/preamp setup or a USB Mic like the Logitech or Snownball I've read about. If I use the preamp setup, giving me th...

Hi,

I'd like to integrate the noise reduction function of audacity into my own code (C++), but I have no idea how to do that, does anyone try that before or does anyone can shed light on this problem ? Thanks for any help!

... I am getting a constant orphan files found when ever a aup file is opened. Did the same on 1.3.7. Any ideas on this? Thanks in advance for any help one might give. Ken

It's not a problem with Audacity. It's a problem with my player. I know you can't help with that.

I played the file using Zoom Player and the end of the file is cut off. I played the file using Firefox and it played fine. I think that confirms the problem is not with Audacity. Thanks for your time.

... other side of the room? That's what I mean by "louder". You can try turning up the input level slider all the way, but I doubt that will help the noise issue. -- Bill

Sony ECM-MS907 is a special purpose microphone designed for custom connection to a stereo camcorder or personal recorder. I don't think it will plug into anything else. Most microphones are mono. It will not plug into an ART USB DUAL PRE . You may find the Logitech microphone all you need for all th...

Windows 7 ultimate, it's any wav file on my computer, it won't export with any name, any drive, the only thing that works is recording from microphone (or any other recording line) this only happens with wav files currently on the computer,


under help - about

Audacity ® 1.3.9 (Unicode)

1.3.13-beta (Unicode) - Win XP SP3
If selection is set to hh:mm:ss + milliseconds
Can't increment selectionlength in milliseconds if last digit = 0
Is this a bug?

1.3.12-beta (Unicode) - Win XP SP3
No problems

Can anyone help?
Thanks