Audacity Forum

I am using windows vista, Audacity 2.0. I'm trying to set up my midi keyboard. I'm able to record the keyboard, but I'm also hearing exterior noise like when I press down keys hard. Anyone know what the settings so I don't hear exterior ...

... 7600 16385 (win7-rtm 090713. 1255). Realtek High DEF Audio 6.01 6971. Intel i5 - 2400 processor. My previous computer was a Gateway running VISTA. Had no problem using Audacity to record cassette tapes thru the computer and dowloading them as MP3 to make CDs for the car. I downloaded Audicaty ...

... of stereo mix recording and the output level depend on each other. Turn the output down and you will have a silent stereo mix recording on Windows Vista and later. Windows XP had separate Wave and Master output sliders so you could make stereo mix recordings without having to hear them. What is ...

... An extract: • Default Format (Shared Mode) / Exclusive Mode and sample rate selection: These modes are new features of the Windows Vista and 7 WASAPI audio API. They are set at Sound in the Windows Control Panel by right-clicking over the sound device > Properties, then choosing ...

I am running Audacity 2.0.3 on Windows Vista. For some reason, whenever I try to play a plug-in that Audacity suggested that I download, it says I need to import raw. After I import the raw data, all I hear for every plug-in is a scratching ...

... noise....i have fiddled and tweaked and tore my hair out....now im very frustrated I pray you can tell em where i am going wrong. I am on Win Vista 64 bit; realtec innards as far as i am aware.... any help would be aprreciated, I have hundreds of cassettes i am dying to hear again

Normally, with every song, there are parts of the song that you hear more toward the L speaker and R speaker. I don't know if a term exists for what I'm trying to describe, it's called "stereo". Single-channel is called "mono" (technically stereophonic monophonic). When you play a mono (1-channel) ...

... when doing so. It cannot describe every nuance of how "poor quality" would sound, but poor quality can and does arise exactly from the Windows Vista or later sample rate mismatches mentioned there, and can and does arise from running audio devices that do not have the correct drivers. Exactly ...

... out of the the speakers, aka "what-U-hear" , aka "stereo mix" , whilst recording ... imagine that it should be compatible with Vista... Looks like the Meteor uses native ...

... a few others (0, of course, muted the microphone) and it made no difference other than decreasing the volume of the recording. I'm using Windows Vista on my laptop, in case it helps. There must be some setting for my microphone (at least I assume) that I need to adjust but I'm not sure what that ...