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What happened to the other songs?
Koz

Or you can do it the way we used to do it. Display the noise on a bouncing sound meter and optically average out the bouncing with your eyes. "That's about -43 or so. What do you get?" http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/Audacity1_playback.jpg Obviously you need to make the meters jumbo to do t...

Can you give us a minute listing? Koz

It's the 'behind you' part that kills. I don't know that there is a standard way to make sound do that.

Is the original a stereo signal?

Koz

Click Removal is not always a go-to-completion tool. If you mess it up, you could be called on to transfer the record again. Far better to do it in post where you only have to transfer the record once, IMHO.

Koz

Recording internal audio is not a standard service like running the mouse or making the screen light up. Some computers don't do it at all. We would kill to be able to publish a simplified process to do this, but remember also it has to work on Mac, Linux, and Windows -- all versions (and we're volu...

This is really tiny stuff. Try two notch filters. Effect > Notch Filter: Freq: 278, Q:5 Freq:1007, Q:5 Or try one at a time and see if one whistle is worse than the other. These filers may affect the sound of the show. These two tones are present in really tiny amounts in the sample you sent. I do w...

Stereo Mix is an oddball mix of sound services that run the Record and Playback sides of the computer at the same time. One of the offshoots of that is the Audacity Record volume and the computer speaker volume may be the same thing. A very common complaint is: "My speakers are too loud when I'...

That's why you want to be really careful about your description of the problem. Gentle, rain-in-the-trees-hiss is perfectly normal for a microphone preamplifier. They all do it and the lower that number is, typically the more expensive the preamp.

Koz

Correct me, but the XLRs on the mixer are line level and the XLRs on the Zoom are Mic-In, a mismatch of about a thousand or so. My H4 isn't to hand right this second, but doesn't it have a 1/8" Line-In on the bottom? Adapt that to the RCA or 1/4" connections on the mixer. You'll have to re...