Hi,
I'd like to generate a 1kHz sine signal with Audaticy, and recording it the time it is played, still with Audacity. I'll allow me to check if my sound card (linked to a loudspeaker and a microphone) is working well. I hope it is possible.
Thank you for your help !
Lyth
(I'm french, so please, tell me if I made any mistake in this message. Moreover, if anything is missing in my description, please asked it)
Recording while generate
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Re: Recording while generate
Use the generate effect first to create a sound.
Check in the Transport toolbar that "overdub" in on (selected).
Record your voice - you should be able to hear the generated sound while you are recording.
Check in the Transport toolbar that "overdub" in on (selected).
Record your voice - you should be able to hear the generated sound while you are recording.
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