So that’s why I need to know how to set up Audacity with my Roland Octa-Capture sound card. But I want to be able to capture a live band performance. In the past all I have experience in is, simple single track recording and Audacity has worked great for that. Can I do that with the current version or the upgraded version? And if so… how do I set up each track channel to correspond to my sound card? And then be able to record all channels and tracks at the same time. But I need to be able to preset each recording track to its own individual channel. I also own a Roland Octa-Capture sound card that will allow me to simultaneous record up to 8-10 inputs. Processor is an Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU 202M 2.40GHz, Memory 4.00 GB (3.89 GB usable). I am running Audacity on my 64 Bit Windows 8.1 Asus Laptop.
But then again, I may need to in order to accomplish what the recording task I have a hand? But I want your input before I do so… I don’t need any additional headaches running the latest and greatest version.
And really… if I can achieve what I’d like to with my current version 2.0.3, then I’m OK with that. So first off I am assuming that I will need to upgrade the application? But I also asked this same question back on Monday 12:19 PM, and Koz suggested I stay with the current version I had, because of stability issues.
Currently I am running version 2.0.3, however I see that there is a Windows download for Audacity 2.0.6 installer? I have not upgraded my current version since I talked with you last year. But first of all… let me personally thank you both again for the help you provided me with a year ago, I really learned so much about mastering and fixing errors.īut what I’m wanting to achieve now, is to be able to simultaneous multi-track in Audacity. Hello again! Not sure if Koz or Trebor remember me, but I have a couple of Audacity questions that I need help with.
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