Audacity suddenly stops recording drivers#

The recent introduction of non-destructive editing could be the cause. Feels like it stops responding for 10 seconds, then 20, 40 etc.

With my Scarlett interface it records on the rhythm track itself, now attempting with the regular laptop microphone it records on both tracks, again, at teh end of it. When you edit hours of audio, Audacity will sometimes slow down by 2x each time you make an edit. I don’t want to record on the rhythm track, I created a new track and am trying to record on that one, but even though it’s selected, and the cursor is on a different point on the timeline, when I press record it goes to the end of the rhythm track duration and starts recording there. When I click Record, the black line goes to the end of the rhythm track, and a red cursor shows up at the end of that track.Īre you trying to jam everything onto one track instead of spreading it out over multiple tracks? Bad idea, but that’s up to you. I click on the second track (not the rhythm one), I see a vertical black line on it, the track itself is highlighted in yellow (selected). I want to place it at the end of an existing track, one that I added below the rhythm track. In the waveform editor, when I press record the transport moves but no sound is being recorded and there is no wave form.

Audacity suddenly stops recording drivers#

I have updated the firmware and downloaded the most current drivers from Rode. I have a Rode NT-1 Microphone and an AI-1 interface. After pressing the 'OK' button it can be seen that the silent.

From the top horizontal menu in Audacity, click on 'Effects', and then from the drop down menu select, 'Truncate Silence.' This is the options dialog for the Truncate Silence feature in Audacity. If that’s it, don’t let it go by you that that setting is not supposed to change by itself… I have a PC running Windows 10, 8 gigs of ram, Adobe CC. Step 2: Go to the 'Effects' menu and then select the 'Truncate Silence.' effect. Place it at the end of an existing track, and “Somewhere Else.”Īudacity > Edit > Preferences > Recording > Record on a New Track. There are two settings for where to put a new recording.