Audacity Forum

Where are you expecting to hear the sound from? The mixer or your sound card?
What do you have set as the playback device in "Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O"?

I usually use Audacity to record sounds from my sound card but I can never do it on my Vista system. Is there any steps online to help me with getting this to work? I have Vista 64-bit with integrated audio. Please help.

... to describe a newly discovered hardware issue, it started after I installed and used Audacity for the first time. Compaq Laptop running windows Vista home premium with Conexant Smartaudio 221 speakers, 2gb/3ghz I use Finale 2009/2010 to do my composing using VST. Up until the day I installed ...

First, I'm running Audacity 1.3.7 on Windows Vista (32-bit). I just purchased a Behringer UCA202 U-Control to record songs from my old 4-track recorder to my laptop PC. My computer does not ...

hi. i am folowing the step by step instructions to set up audacity. i am using vista and trying to record from a tape deck connected to a reciever. the tape out is going to the line-in on the computer (rca to mini jack) 1. preferences changed to have line-in enabled ...

... Capturing the computer playback is forbidden. Recursive sound pathways get the Windows people into trouble all the time, so the Mac (and certain Vista machines) don't have them. If you can put up with the quality hit by going analog, you can plug a short stereo 1/8" (3.5mm) cable between Line-In ...

Hello. Thanks for reading this! I did multiple searches and a lot of reading but did not find the solution to my problem. - I am on a Dell w/ Vista 32bit. Preface - I am a guitarist hoping to use Audacity 1.3.5 as a recording software in conjunction with my M-Audio Fast Track USB. I plugged the ...

... save it as something else will I have both the project and the exported version? How can I have both? I have Audacity 1.2.6 on my Toshiba, Windows Vista I am reading the Audacity help but I haven't sighted the answer to my issue. My initial thoughts are to use Audacity as an audio recorder with ...

... As it is now, I can record without an issue, plugging into the mic input. I just can't hear what I'm recording while I'm recording it. I'm using Vista. Sorry if this has been asked a million times already. I'm a complete Audacity newb. Craig

... anyone know why this happens? I want totally separate sounds in each ear, with no crossover. What am I missing??? Using Audacity 1.3 Beta on a Vista Home Premium 64-bit system. Thanks for any and all responses!