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I think your results will drastically improve with new replacements and you learned a few new things about audacity I dont know if you have downloaded any of the tutorials from my mediafire link at the bottom but I have a few advanced videos on the zoom and drawing tools along with track shifting so when you progress a little furthur give a holler and i will upload them to my site

Let me know how it turns out,if the hissing is still present I woud suspect the pedal as I said earlier you can run it from the tascam if you have a Y chord and bypass the pedal but if its an effects pedal it may be the batteries or chords

I usually set the input levels at the source guitar,amp,recorder if you have a mixer turn the levels down, when you first open Audacity on the right is a tab next to a little microphone click on it and select Monitor input once you speak into the mic or strum the guitar you will see a red line moving on the input level meter above right if its peaking all the way to the right turn your input source down because your distorting the signal. If this is not the source of the hissing it could be your chord or adapter going into the PC sound card let me get back to you after I check and see if Audacity has a input monitor volume level control stay tuned

Steve to edit or change the thread name go to the very first post and click edit at the bottom the original thread name can be changed on the top nice charts

I think its up to you

so is this a recruitment drive for membeship?

Pix that was a really nice and instructive project it really turned out great look forward to the yairi vid good luck with it

I think the "expert" in the title of the topic kind of ruffled a few feathers I dont call myself an expert even tho I have been playing for over 45 years there's always something new to learn, it comes down to levels of understanding and comprehension and execution mostly execution I always like to hear new artist so I kinda go along with Arkady on seeing and hearing so I can decide how much expertise anyone has or has not

Jerome if he exports them as a wav format he will need a online site like yousendit or mediafire both are free services and a wav file is to large to email but they can be uploaded to yousendit or mediafire easily and a link for someone to download could be provided,I have both accounts and yousendit emails the party to receive the file when its ready to be downloaded and mediafire is also a good way there may be others that can handle a wav file which for a song is usually 40 to 50 megabytes depending on the length there are other formats that reaper and audacity recognize like ogg vorbis and I remember Doug mentioning a condensed format that loses very little fidelity just cant recall it at the moment

I think stonebridge hit it close when I submit a song in the songwriting forum I first upload it to my website before pasting the chopro so everyone has an opportunity to actually listen to it as well as the option to play along so there is no guess work on what the Melodie is

daddycool its hard to reply to this topic only because I too submit songs, one possibility could be the 17 or more songs in such a short time span like eating steak everyday to much of anything takes away the special flavor of it and most or all people will only comment on the songs that appeal to them so dont take it personal I have composed my fair share of stinkers like everyone else who puts a pen to paper but I just keep writing and once in a while I come up with a song people like maybe the 18Th one will be it for you dont worry about it

Torquill  welcome to Chordie lots of folk have put it down only to pick it up later its something that just is so much fun to do make music so keep picking