Audacity Forum

... they said they do not support Audicity any more. That's nice of them - they probably gave you an old version of Audacity too. Lokk in the "Help menu > About Audacity" if the version number is less than 1.3.12 you would do well to upgrade (Audacity 1.3.12 is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows ...

... forum would be buried in spam and totally unusable within 48 hours if the moderators did not constantly work to keep the place in good order as a Help Forum. Nevertheless, they are interesting examples of what can be done to separate out sounds from a mix (given the right tools and enough time ...

... clip and distort. They said to bring the master fader down so that the mix doesn't peak over 0db at any point? Again, not sure how I do this. Any help greatly appreciated. Cheers Ed

... do this with Audacity and an imac, there doesn't seem to be any option on the mac other than line in or microphone as an input? I'd appreciate any help with this. Many thanks Chris

... as the performer gets way too close to the mic for the words to be recorded right. In the case of a USB microphone, by the time you back off to help with the bass boost, the volume goes down. The grown ups use a blast screen to separate the performer from the mic and eliminate "P" ...

Thanks for the help and advice. I'll try recording in the low volume and enhancing it afterward. I don't really understand the technical terms in the compressor to know where I should move it to sound best so I usually just open ...

... under the impression that that stereo mics would give me two separate tracks to work with, but what I have is one stereo track. I am looking for help/plug ins/eq settings to try and accomplish the following: 1. The bass and bass drum might be "ok" in the mix, but I'd like a little more ...

I dont's see any UCA202 behringer (sorry noob question) are you familiar with the name of the audio interface if i looked it up in the windows preferences..?? If you are looking at "recording devices" (see picture below) and don't see your "USB" thing listed try this to make it ...

Again for a minute, forget the playback systems. That just confuses the issue. When you plug your UCA202 in, the computer should think about it for a minute and then the UCA or a USB Chip Number you've never seen before will show up in the recording panels for selection. If you can't get that far, t...

... The application is to be used in a school and projected onto a screeen. The audio quality so far is barely usable at a moderate volume level. Any help would be much appreciated.