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There it is. Audacity > Window > Zoom.

Koz

No. Not yet. There's a simple fix I need to look up.
Koz

Finally a diagnosis! Yes, that flummoxed us for a long time. The noise changes with everything. Put a hub in, take hub out, lengthen the USB cable, shorten the cable, decrease the humidity, try it on Thursday .... etc. One thing all those changes never did was reduce the noise to zero. That happene...

I don't know there is a good way. Flirting with clipping/overload is dangerous and complicated. If, for example, you have lots of crisp drums in the work, the effects of clipping may never be heard. The damage overtones and harmonics will be up where only dogs can hear. We recommend live recording p...

I think it's still true you can't change the UNDO order.
Koz

Yes. That's our old friend "Frying Mosquitoes." http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/FryingMosquitoes3.wav It happens when the USB data lines "leak" into the audio system, usually by way of the USB 5 volt power system. I'm afraid that's full stop. The only way we've determined to...

The first generation Air machines were underpowered with the idea of being wispy thin and totally portable. Recording live voice (or video) is not a wispy thin job. If the machine isn't up to the job, you may get clicks and pops in the sound as the system struggles to keep up, worse if you have othe...

Does it still do that in Audacity 2.1.0? It might not. http://web.audacityteam.org/download/ Going into and out of MP3 can cause real clipping. MP3 changes the electrical characteristics of the sound and sometimes, if the wind isn't at your back, the sound gets louder. So nobody's shocked about that...

Since we can't fix echo, let's assume it's not. Post a sample of the work on the forum.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=72887

Koz

This better? It's before and after. I can publish the Equalization curve.

Koz