Audacity Forum

... of the straight jumper. Those recursive sound pathways get Windows people in trouble all the time which is why Apple left them out. Windows Vista is suspiciously missing the same troublesome pathways. Koz

I'm trying to record in Audacity 1.3.6 using a Samson C01U USB Studio Condenser microphone. I have Windows Vista. I'm able to hear a recording, but it is extremely low. I've made sure I have the input set to the right mic in the preferences. I've tried recording in mono and ...

... be able to get this effect by recording the computer's Mix-Out or What U Hear. This is buried in the Windows control panels unless you have Vista. Windows Control Panel http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#Using_the_Control_Panel ...

I just want to make sure I understand this. It sounds like the reason I can't get "what you hear" is due to Vista (my new computer) and or the sound card. On my old computer with xp I could get "what you hear" no problem. And how do I solve this plz ?

I have a Toshiba Satellite A100 laptop running Windows Vista Home Basic. As this laptop doesn't have a line-in socket, I normally use it with an exernal sound card (Creative Sound Blaster). All of a sudden, I can no longer hear anything when I use Audacity ...

When you connect a USB device to a Windows computer, Windows will automatically select it for both recording and playback. However, you do not want that. You want the USB turntable for recording, but you want your RealTek sound card for playback. Go into "Edit menu > Preferences > Audio I/O" and sel...

... a book on tape. I have the plug going from the only plug in available, the headphone jack. This is plugged into the back jack (blue). I am running Vista Home Premium on a 64 bit, quad-core HP. I can hear what I am recording while it is recording. The line showing on the computer is narrow, you ...

... recorded some hours using the device "Windows DirectSound: What you hear" I noticed that the recorded file started stuttering at exctly 6:45:47.5. ... about 9.5 hours). Any ideas how to avoid this problem? My system: Vista x64 SP1, 8 GB Ram, lots of free disc space, Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme ...

... Audacity, the USB device is selected in the Audio I/O options, but no signal when I record. 6. I have the exact same problem using two pc's, one Vista and one XP. I've spoken to the ART tech support people. They thought the other one was defective. What are the chances of 2 devices with the same ...

I have tried (and tried to get my head around) the various links suggested. I'm thinking the problem might be I don't seem to have on my Windows Vista computer the driver I need to record directly what I hear from my speakers into Audacity, nor does the device manager currently give me any options ...