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It's the microphone I used for the design and it is the microphone I used in the C building which needed the directional pattern. In the A Building conference rooms, I used slightly older Radio Shack omni-directional dynamic microphones. Same plywood. Same black paint. No batteries. We didn't have e...

The sampling (Project) rate window on the lower left.

Koz

One quick note. Connect USB devices and then start Audacity. Audacity checks for new devices when it starts.
Koz

This is how I do it.
http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/olympus_TP7.jpg

That's a special bidirectional microphone.

Koz

The older iMac probably had a Stereo Line-In like the connection on the left. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/MacLineIn.jpg The new ones don't have that anymore. USB microphone adapter. That doesn't tell us very much. Connecting to a telephone is scary and there are a number of ways of doing ...

Are you going through a USB hub? USB sound equipment doesn't like that very much. Home runs to the computer only.
Koz

You should describe how you're getting your voice into the computer. Exactly how. Part numbers and manufacturers.

This was written with Audacity 2.0.3, but you get the idea.
http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/Docu ... tions2.pdf

And it's 10 time zones now.

Koz

Do all the Behringer 6, 0, and 20 lights (on the right) come on when you play audio or announce?

Koz

OK. I ran that last clip through an experimental regimen and wrote everything down as I did it. It did require pushing things around a bit to make all the numbers work (you did still have a little popping in there). We'll see what everybody else thinks. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/BlackRack...

I'm working on a parallel task to yours. We never codified a testing process for someone who produced a perfect reading. We got lost in the weeds of "What Happens If..." "What happens if the reading is perfect" wasn't in the list. It's not useful to dig through pages of damage so...