Audacity Forum

Yes, Audacity is listed, and is enabled.

(Not sure what happened to the attachment I uploaded in the last post... here's my Audio Device Info)

Koz: "If you record, say for two minutes, do you get a two minute recording?" Yes, I do. "Are you trying to do this at one of the two standard sampling rates? 44100 or 48000 (lower left panel)?" Yes, my current sampling rate is 44100. "Is the Audacity recording volume slider turned up?" Yes, turned ...

I tried it on a mono recording, still didn't work. I then decided to close and uninstall Audacity, shut down, power on, then re-install Audacity, which also still didn't work. It is strange because just a few days ago I was able to successfully record using my microphone with Audacity (Until I updat...

Laptop, Lenovo. Windows 10, I think the version is 20H2. It is just the default microphone on the computer.

My recording is set up with two channels for Stereo, nothing there. I don't have any other applications open in the background that would conflict, just my internet browser, which isn't using my microphone. I did a complete shut down of my computer, and started it back up again and tried to record, ...

With MME as the host and Microphone Array (Realtek R Audio) as the device, it does just record a flat line. I amplified it, and it was still silent, so then I amplified it a bunch of more times, and all I got was static white noise.

Yes, the green meter appears, my microphone is working correctly. The device is called Realtek(R) Audio, but as I said earlier, I did try that audio device for recording but it still comes out as a completely silent track. (I am using Audacity 3.0.2)

Whenever I try to record my voice, the output is always silent. I have tried changing the host interface devices and recording devices multiple times, but none of them would work. There is nothing wrong with the microphone on my computer, as I tested it out and it clearly recognizes my voice. In Win...