A-NO-NE Music wrote:
dhbailey / 2005/08/01 / 09:04 AM wrote:
You can record with it. There's a drop-down list of sources (the same
as you have enabled in the Windows Mixer, Properties for Recording dialog.)
I am most curious.
How Audacity can see Finale's output? Finale doesn't publish CA I/O by
itself so you would need something like AudioJack that hacks low level CA.
Are you on Windows? I think you are on a Mac, so I have no idea how you
would get it to work.
On Windows, there is a mixer where you can select which devices will
appear as playback devices and which will appear as recording sources,
and then you simply enable or disable them as you wish (sort of like
having a MUTE button) and adjust the levels from the Windows Mixer which
appears in the Systray.
I have no clue how Audacity works internally, but I would assume it is
making use of these settings in Windows Mixer, because all of the
Recording Sources I have selected to show in that also appear in the
drop-down list in Audacity.
Within Audacity itself, I simply select the source I want and any output
from that source is routed into the Audacity recording routine.
I hope I have explained that clearly. Knowing that there are vast
differences between MacOS and Windows, I can assume this area is no
different.
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David H. Bailey
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