Hi guys, so i downloaded your software and its really awesome but i have 1 problem, is there any option to disable recording windows and only record what im speaking? I tried to find but i couldnt. Thanks ! 
That should be the default. Recording what Windows is playing is a special setting.
Set up everything youâre going to be using, microphone, interface, etc, and only then start Audacity. Look at the Audacity device toolbar and switch to your device.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/device_toolbar.html
Click once in the recording sound meters and they should bounce to your voice or whatever your show is.
Let us know where you get stuck. Better still, leave details exactly what youâre doing. Include model numbers. Recording your voice for audiobooks?
Koz
Hey im not sure did i explain right, so im recording game and in game sound with OBS but i want to record microphone with audacity because quality is better like 10 time, but its recording in game sound too, i dont want that. I want to record only my voice, and with obs to record in game sound and gameplay ! Because if i record with both in game sound it sounds really wierd !
im recording game
Thatâs important. Audacity doesnât do too well with computers running two or more sound programs at once. Games and Skype both have troubles with Audacity. If youâre doing a multi-user game, itâs even worse. We used to recommend Fraps, but Fraps had troubles with Windows 10 support.
Maybe you can do something with Voicemeeter.
http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Voicemeeter/banana.htm
Voicemeeter can set up its own sound pathways inside your machine.
Do you have an iPhone? You can use MusicMemo or GarageBand to record your voice in decent quality and it has no interference with other programs.
Koz
Thanks for replay, i will try program and with iphone but i have no idea how to send it from iphone to pc xD
from iphone to pc
Thatâs where I ran into problems. You can get iTunes for Win10. You have been able to get iTunes for Windows forever. It took them a bit to get a version stable with Win10, but the suggestion is that it works.
Connect the iPhone to Windows. This is how my sister used to back up and manage her iPhone (before I bought her a Mac). There is a pathway to pull the work over in iTunes. After you do that, you can pull the track out and beat it up in Audacity just like any other non-restricted track. If youâre game, Iâll look up how I did it. This may be the only convenient way. I donât think youâre going to be able to force this system to work the way you wantâwith everything in Windows.
They say, without laughing once, you can email the tracks to yourself. My email poops out at 25MB. Whatâs that, four minutes of WAV? You are warned against trying to do sound production in MP3. MP3 causes sound damage and it gets worse as you go. Once the sound gets MP3 trashed, thatâs it.
Google yourself silly, but what you want to do is a very common complaint.
Juryâs out on Garage Band, but Music Memo will cheerfully produce a good quality uncompressed WAV (designed for music) which will slide right into Audacity. As an experiment, I announced a short story into thisâŚ
âŚand with a few easy volume control effects, got an AudioBook-type sound track. It still has lip-smacking problems and that, but the basic quality was probably much better than what youâre doing. You probably have VoiceMemo under Extras. Forget it. Voice Memo is designed for surveillance sound and has cellphone quality problems. Music Memo is a free download and I was shocked they just turned all the corrections off and said, âHereâs the raw microphone, have at it.â
The desperation method is play your track after youâre done and jack your iPhone into your PC. Thatâs how I got my first track out of the iPod and that works, too. Youâre going to get killed if your PC doesnât have stereo Line-In or an âaudio inâ you can adjust. Then youâre back to iTunes.
These machines are designed for business and corporate services, not games and not entertainment production.
The tripod and clip arenât that expensive and you can mount the phone right next to the corner of your mouth, so you can get good quality sound and still see what youâre doing. You can do it with clothesline and a coat stand. If you sit it on the table, itâs going to be low volume and pick up table noises.
Koz
OK Thatâs a wave-off. I forgot the iPhone is going to send the files over as Core Audio Files, not WAV. I donât think we ever figured out a good way to convert in Windows.
Sorry.
Koz
hahahahha all cool, gereat story:D
This is nothing to do with Audacity in Education so moved to the Windows board with a relevant title.
Gale
It depends what audio format is in the CAF container. CAF containing PCM, U-Law or A-Law should import into Audacity OK. If the CAF contains AAC audio, Audacity should import it if you install FFmpeg.
Gale
I guess itâs worth the research. The goal is music recording with minimal distortion. MusicMemo turns off all the voice processing and tools. It would be surprising if they produced files with intentional distortion.
Koz