My recordings have bits missing or no audio is recorded

The most common cause of recordings being broken up is because the noise floor setting has been set too high.
You can turn this option off by clicking the little button to the right of the recording meter when you have the recording window open.
There are two options here to turn it off:
'Start recording only when audio starts'
'Auto-Split Files based on noise floor'

With both these options turned off, Golden Records will ignore the noise floor setting and record all the audio coming through.

If you would like to lower the noise floor, after you click the button next to the meter bar, there is a blue noise floor link that you can click on to lower the noise floor setting.

The noise floor level should reflect the noise level of the device providing the sound when it is in between tracks or songs. This way Golden Records knows when the tape or record is in between a song so it can split the recorded file.
This will need to be set for each record and tape, though, as they all have different volume levels.
For this function to auto split the songs on records and tapes, you will need to turn on the option above: 'Auto-Split Files based on noise floor' and set the noise floor correctly as outlined in the noise floor section of Golden Records for EACH tape and record before recording.

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