holy shit i have never seen something so dumb, who would want to do this, theres much better ways to extract the audio files or use a real program that records from your audio device not through the fucking mic
This is how to get the stereo mix button unshaded! Please like this comment so everybody sees, and when it gets taken down within a few months copy n paste it to make it noticeable for everybody!
1 - Click the little microphone on the bottom right of your screen
2 - Go to the top left and click "Options"
3 - Click "Properties"
4 - Look for your sound driver's named and make sure its on input under "Mixer Device"
I am using windows 7 and version 1.3.12. The easiest way for me to record was to choose "Record playback" from Preferences------devices----recording "record playback"
I'm using windows 7 and I am almost completley lost about this, I figured out how to switch the device to "stereo mix" and I disabled my microphone but I have no idea what to do with all of the other options. I'm using the beta version for windows 7 (wont let me use anything else) . I need to know every option I have to have selected / deselected
I'm using the mac version of audacity. I know you are using a Pc . My problem is that when I record audio from my web cam , or any sound from the desktop I have this reverb and or feedback. Could you tell me how to eliminate this before i record or point me to a place that can tell me how to fix it. The feed back is like you get when the microphone is close to something like a speaker of course. My microphone is built in. I've tried messing around with the volume levels and the gain. Thanks
the menu (with stereo mix, line in, etc) is not showing up! It's just grey! I can't select it! Can someone help me please? I used to be able to use it. I'm on windows XP
I finally figured something out. Lots of Windows 7 people, like me, have trouble with their sound boards, so I gave up on it. Instead, I got an auxiliary chord (something you would use to hook up your mp3 player to your car stereo) and plugged one end into the headphone jack, and the other end into the microphone jack, on the same computer. I made sure that the microphone was enabled, and I just pressed record on audacity. It worked like a charm.
@masteryoda41309 I was using this to record my voice to make ringtones. Obviously I don't condone ripping songs off of the internet, but I hope this helps everyone with whatever they want to do.
Right click on the speakers icon in the Taskbar,select recording devices.There you should see your microphone and a Line in input.Right click on the field and select the "Show disabled devices" option if not already selected.Then the Stereo Mix will pop up.Enable it and set it as the default recording device.Finally disable the microphone so as not to get unneeded sound disturbances and start recording.Basically what you hear is what you get this way.That's about it.
I dont understand i can only record stuff with a microphone i have the same settings as u and lame and everything but it won`t just record the audio output it needs a microphone to record the sound coming out of my speakers...
66Charles, I am not the expert, but I read on Cnet article 'how to record streaming audio' by jasmine france in the comments, Method ONE: buy a 6.5mm Y splitter and a short male to male jack and rerout speakers OUT to the Line-In (at the back of the PC). Dell and a few other companies disabled Stereo mix out to stop piracy. Method TWO: Get updated sound drivers to replace OEM crippled ones. THREE: Check software program for your audio, to make sure stereo or 'wave mix' is enabled.
@tiktam51 I went to Audacity's website to troubleshoot. Windows 7 and Vista are not very compatible with Audacity, and in most cases you have to find another way to record streaming audio with the program. Last night I had to use a cable to connect my headphone jack to my microphone jack. It sent the music straight from my output to my input and it worked. I found that while recording, If I left the computer still, better audio quality. Anyway, just give a disclaimer about windows 7 and Vista.
Suppose the song/speech you recorded from online/website it's volume is low & you want to increase it's volume. Open the aduio in MP3 player and Open 'Audacity' to record again. Click play in audio player and Click 'Record' in 'Audacity' Increase both the Output & Input slider to 0.4 or as per ur choice you will see the effect in graph area and select the volume as per ur choice. When you are satisfied play again and record and save it. The Volume sliders are located below record button.
This literally could not be any less helpful. People don't have this option on the drop-down.
If it recorded without any changes, we wouldn't be searching for "how to record streaming audio in audacity".
techguide747 1 week ago
holy shit i have never seen something so dumb, who would want to do this, theres much better ways to extract the audio files or use a real program that records from your audio device not through the fucking mic
BlueSkiesOpiateEyes 3 weeks ago
i have question how can i get rid of the echos? but when i put the input volume down it goes away.
yonatanyoni83 2 months ago
i dont have the options beside the mic pic its just a blank bar plz help
Aidan303 5 months ago
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This is how to get the stereo mix button unshaded! Please like this comment so everybody sees, and when it gets taken down within a few months copy n paste it to make it noticeable for everybody!
1 - Click the little microphone on the bottom right of your screen
2 - Go to the top left and click "Options"
3 - Click "Properties"
4 - Look for your sound driver's named and make sure its on input under "Mixer Device"
5 - Check "Stereo Mix" in the box
6 - Click "Ok" make sure mix is not on mute
crazypete3 6 months ago
That was really shit... but good enough, cheers... thanks a bundle
thewelshninja 6 months ago
how do i change the file type?
Bblzjone67 6 months ago
I am using windows 7 and version 1.3.12. The easiest way for me to record was to choose "Record playback" from Preferences------devices----recording "record playback"
Elyzater 7 months ago
I'm using windows 7 and I am almost completley lost about this, I figured out how to switch the device to "stereo mix" and I disabled my microphone but I have no idea what to do with all of the other options. I'm using the beta version for windows 7 (wont let me use anything else) . I need to know every option I have to have selected / deselected
BobTheNecrophile 7 months ago
now I know why it is free.
vitiay 7 months ago
I'm using the mac version of audacity. I know you are using a Pc . My problem is that when I record audio from my web cam , or any sound from the desktop I have this reverb and or feedback. Could you tell me how to eliminate this before i record or point me to a place that can tell me how to fix it. The feed back is like you get when the microphone is close to something like a speaker of course. My microphone is built in. I've tried messing around with the volume levels and the gain. Thanks
4SCARECROWS 8 months ago
Thank you very much.
hasankhi 8 months ago
i can't get any sound to record and i followed this step by step.. i should be able to record music from a music software program right?
ThatGOONfromLA 8 months ago
my drop down doesnt have stereo mix help plz
JamesN345 8 months ago
the menu (with stereo mix, line in, etc) is not showing up! It's just grey! I can't select it! Can someone help me please? I used to be able to use it. I'm on windows XP
XxXRammsteinxRoXxXxX 8 months ago
I finally figured something out. Lots of Windows 7 people, like me, have trouble with their sound boards, so I gave up on it. Instead, I got an auxiliary chord (something you would use to hook up your mp3 player to your car stereo) and plugged one end into the headphone jack, and the other end into the microphone jack, on the same computer. I made sure that the microphone was enabled, and I just pressed record on audacity. It worked like a charm.
masteryoda41309 9 months ago
@masteryoda41309 I was using this to record my voice to make ringtones. Obviously I don't condone ripping songs off of the internet, but I hope this helps everyone with whatever they want to do.
masteryoda41309 9 months ago
i used to have stereo mix on my recording devices
but now i dont have shit
how do i get it back?
(and yes i did show disabled and unconnected devices)
bigdl72 10 months ago
i cant record
blueloveexx 11 months ago
0:57 u see where ur mouse is close to stereo mix i cant enable that box so i cant record from online stuff :?
509g1 1 year ago
what about for a mac? can I still do this with my mac book?? O_o
AeroZeplin 1 year ago
hey how do you play many parts into just one whole music?
MusicL0v3e12sF012Ree 1 year ago
how can i get my beat on to my song can u help me plzzzz
DollPound12345 1 year ago
Please help me, pal.
Why is the ''Stereo Mix'' line not in my Audacity?
Would be great if you could help me :-)
DanskeSange 1 year ago 5
To get the Stereo Mix:
Right click on the speakers icon in the Taskbar,select recording devices.There you should see your microphone and a Line in input.Right click on the field and select the "Show disabled devices" option if not already selected.Then the Stereo Mix will pop up.Enable it and set it as the default recording device.Finally disable the microphone so as not to get unneeded sound disturbances and start recording.Basically what you hear is what you get this way.That's about it.
ankrisiv 3 months ago 4
How do I put it in sterio mix
DeathNoteOwnerTooBe 1 year ago
I have the same settings as you, but it only records my microphone. When i unplug it, nothing seems to be recorded. a little help? :/
warmdam1212 1 year ago
thanks...i like the background music.What is it from?
DTALKSification 1 year ago
silence...
mariosunshinefaan 1 year ago 3
I dont understand i can only record stuff with a microphone i have the same settings as u and lame and everything but it won`t just record the audio output it needs a microphone to record the sound coming out of my speakers...
66Charles 1 year ago
@66Charles
66Charles, I am not the expert, but I read on Cnet article 'how to record streaming audio' by jasmine france in the comments, Method ONE: buy a 6.5mm Y splitter and a short male to male jack and rerout speakers OUT to the Line-In (at the back of the PC). Dell and a few other companies disabled Stereo mix out to stop piracy. Method TWO: Get updated sound drivers to replace OEM crippled ones. THREE: Check software program for your audio, to make sure stereo or 'wave mix' is enabled.
websnozzle 11 months ago
For my recording device drop down menu, I have nothing. How do I fix this?
Tmoneyfreshhh 1 year ago 6
@Tmoneyfreshhh Dear whatever u have try with it if it records or not
if not then reinstall or google ur problem i made this tutorial i m using
windows xp.
tiktam51 1 year ago
@tiktam51 I went to Audacity's website to troubleshoot. Windows 7 and Vista are not very compatible with Audacity, and in most cases you have to find another way to record streaming audio with the program. Last night I had to use a cable to connect my headphone jack to my microphone jack. It sent the music straight from my output to my input and it worked. I found that while recording, If I left the computer still, better audio quality. Anyway, just give a disclaimer about windows 7 and Vista.
Tmoneyfreshhh 1 year ago
what recorder are you using?
sam85461 1 year ago
@sam85461 At 0:26 you will notice 'Recording'
Device 'Microsoft Sound Mapper -Input'
tiktam51 1 year ago
when i try recording it says error while waiting for sound device please check input device please help me
nic0s411 1 year ago
hi!
will this record the sound of my mouse clicking or my typing while i wait for the song to record?
Clairebear852 1 year ago
My advice when u record don't do any other
work on computer, if u still want to do
try to record for 1/2 minute with clicking
ur mouse and then
check if it records the sound of ur
mouse or not.
tiktam51 1 year ago
@tiktam51
you have horrible english.
abrahamisagreatman 7 months ago
my audacity is different... could it be because i have windows 7? i do have 1.2.6
mcmash82 2 years ago
Windows 7 support is still provisional. For Windows 7, the developers recommend the latest 1.3.x Beta. Audacity
tiktam51 2 years ago
it keeps on tellimg me "could not open MP3 encoding library"
MadAtYou6 2 years ago
Have u configured 'Audacity with Lame'
if not watch my video how to configure
tiktam51 2 years ago
tiktam51 2 years ago
Remember when you save or export mp3 dont' put dash or hash or any other sign it will not save
only write plain letters
tiktam51 2 years ago
Great tip! I'll give it a try!
hallbe 2 years ago
@hallbe Thanks dear you must lol...
tiktam51 2 years ago