nsmaio.blogg.se - Audacity 32 bit windows xp

You can get distortions like that if you’re really recording your speakers and microphone instead if an internal pathway. Since a “pure” digital recording doesn’t do that, you’re not performing a pure recording. With version 2.0.2 under Windows XP 32 bit I could adjust the input sound level to Audacity totally independently from the speaker volume.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions as to overcome either of these problems? Fortunately, I can mute the speakers and this still leaves the previous volume level being recorded but I often wish to have the sound audible in background so that I can monitor what is happening. As such I cannot separately turn down the speaker volume whilst recording. The input volume level is now linked to the speaker volume level.

This is quite noticeable on the first recording and if I record the recording of a recording etc., the result becomes unusable.

When I record directly from, say, a track already on my computer, the recorded version is much more trebly than the original.

For many years previously I had used versions 2.0.2, 1.3.x and 1.2.x under Windows XP 32 bit and did not experience either problem. Both of these problems also occurred when I temporarily used version 2.0.2 with Windows 7 64 bit. I am now using Audacity version 2.0.3 downloaded as an exe file, with Windows 8 64 bit and I am currently experiencing 2 problems.