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Effect > Hard Limiter will do it, too. May only be available in Audacity 1.3.12.

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Koz

A little perspective. This is what the forum looks like to a New User.

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Koz

into the PC line in. More English words. The Line-In on your large, deskside Windows Computer? Blue connector? Many people post thinking the one audio input on their Windows laptop computer is stereo Line-In. It's not. It's perfectly normal for people who get this step wrong to complain of a show t...

To be very clear. Noise Reduction always affects the whole show, not just the work you're trying to remove and it always creates some damage. It is to be avoided as much as possible. The other, vaguely similar tool is Noise Gate, which tries to suppress sounds below a certain loudness (like tape his...

Tinkling, gargling, bubbling and honking are all symptoms of Noise Removal damage and they're cousins of MP3 compression damage for the same reasons. There is no way to "back out" of the damage unless you Saved A Project or exported a WAV file before you applied the correction. You should ...

You can use the Selection Start and Selection End boxes at the bottom of the screen.

Koz

There is no Save to File. Audacity will Save a Project or Export a Sound File. What exactly did you do? You got to the end of the show and then what? Closed your computer putting it to sleep?

I've done that.

Koz

Are you trying to do in software what you can do with a handful of electronic parts? http://www.electronickits.com/kit/plans/lighting/lighting.htm http://www.chaneyelectronicsstore.com/servlet/the-12/Brilliant-2-Channel-12VDC/Detail You have to create portions of the hardware system anyway because t...

I can only see three problems with that... -- Did it work more than once? I'm betting not. Skype in particular likes to reassign sound services before it starts. That's the way they get such good reliability. They don't depend on the user's settings which could be anywhere. Even the grown-up, corpor...

I bet you enjoy recording from the internet and you're on a Windows machine. Right? You need to turn those services off in order to do live, real-time production. That's not multi-channel, by the way, that's overdubbing. Multi-channel is recording 16 microphones at once. There is a wiki page to set ...