Audacity Forum

Have you cleaned your tape heads and the transport mechanism (the pinch roller and capstan. It may help to de-Gauss (de-magnetize) your heads if you have a tool for doing that. Check the cables that you are using to connect the tapedeck to the computer and clean the plugs ...

... analyser). I have it's .dll in the vst plugins folder, but audacity's search doesn't load it?. Unfortunately I don't think that it will help much as the two guitars are likely to be mostly occupying the same frequency range, so if you boost or cut one, then it will do the same to the ...

... b) Increase the "Size" parameter c) Set the "Axis" to "Log frequency" Unfortunately I don't think that it will help much as the two guitars are likely to be mostly occupying the same frequency range, so if you boost or cut one, then it will do the same to the ...

... shows recording from a Cassette player, but input device was configured to microphone !! I set it to `Line in' (as per instructions of audacity help) but not working. though I tried the `micropone' point of my PC as well. Nothing is working. can anyone help ?

... managing memory properly or the Audigy beta is not releasing memory when a project is closed. I will post what I notice in case it works and may help someone else.

... sure what I am to do. What sort of file is it and which version of Audacity are you using? (You can find the Audacity version by looking in "Help menu > About Audacity") I have 1.2.6 Audacity, and I am just dragging an MP4 from iTunes

Go into your sound card settings. You currently have the sound card to record from "Stereo Mix" (may be called "What U Hear" or just "Mix". You need to set the recording input to the specific input that you are using, for example the "Line" input or the "...

"distortion" is a totally different issue to "latency".
You will need to describe the problem more clearly, or perhaps post a short sample, or add some screen shots to illustrate the problem, but if we don't know what the problem is then we can't help.

Ok so I'm on windows xp. i have a 1/4 inch to 3.55 mm adapter plugging my guitar into the line in port. i also have my headphones plugged inito the line out port. When I record one track of a song, it works perfectly fine. but once i add the second track, It records the first trac, and whatever i pl...

... sure what I am to do. What sort of file is it and which version of Audacity are you using? (You can find the Audacity version by looking in "Help menu > About Audacity")