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I hope some one out there will be able to help me.  I have been trying to make recording for my client and have down loaded Audacity.  I have made two recordings at home on a windows 7 laptop and I am trying to do the same with an older lap top with vista on it.

 

My problem at both laptops is getting Audacity to recognize my  Yeti microphone.

I have gone yo the control panel and have selected the yeti and set the sound levels.  When I go to Audacity and try to record I get this error message:

 

Error while opening sound device. Please check input device settings and project sampling rate.

 

As I said I have made two recording after 45 min to an hr of fiddling in the control panel.  I finally got audacity to recognize the yeti but have no idea how.

 

Can anyone give me step by step instruction on how to connect the two.

 

THIS IS DRIVING ME CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Chris 

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Hi Chris,

 

Plug in your mic and go through your control panel settings first then open audacity.  If you have audacity open first and then try to do the control panel stuff, it won't recognize it.  I've had the same problem with my logitech mic.  I've found that this usually works.  

 

Cheers!

Jess

I second...what Jess said. Usually it corrects itself if you plug in your mic first...let your computer recognize it, then open audacity.

Also...if that doesn't work...

here is a link to a tutorial on connecting Mics.

http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tutorial_-_Your_First_Recording

 

Hope this helps,

D.

Hi Chris,

 

Call me, while at your PC TODAY before 12N PST and I'll walk you through it.....

 

DrDaveUSA / 702 538-9091 

NOTE: You must choose that Microphone as your Default Recoding device (via the Windows 7 Mixer).

Thanks a lot.  I finally got it to work.  I just used the old advice.....when in doubt reboot and everything worked.

Thank you all.  I figured it out before I read these posts but again was not certain why it was working.  Each time I had problems I rebooted but did not make the connection.  I know very little about  computers so I usually just fiddle until I solve the problem.  The problem with that method is sometimes you solve the problem but don't really know how you did it.

 

I knew I could get help here.  Perhaps this will help someone else in the future.

 

Chris

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