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As Audacity does not comply with your peculiar specifications you should demand a refund.

... I think what I need to do is add a device in control panel, but I am not sure how. Audacity can only see recording devices which have been enabled. If you go to "Windows recording devices" the USB device needs to be enabled ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=17960 ...

...A great improvement. Having listened to that again, -22dB is taking off too much : I'd now go with -20db threshold on the De-esser. I am reading a debate about when the de-esser is applied -- before or after EQ and Compress. Thoughts? Equalization can undo de-essing. Compression will, to some ex...

Suggested De-Esser settings for 'Cronin_Audacity_sibilance.wav (1.52 MiB)'.png The de-clicker plugin is the same place you got the de-esser plugin . Suggested De-Clicker settings for 'Cronin_Audacity_sibilance.wav (1.52 MiB)'.png DeClicking process is computationally intensive, (i.e.slow) ''Cronin_...

If the volume on your computer is turned up to maximum, and it still isn't loud enough, you need a hardware* solution, e.g. a headphone-amplifier gadget, & heavy-duty headphones to match. [ * rather than a software solution like Audacity ].

If FFmpeg is installed correctly into Audacity, it covers these formats ... http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/FFmpe ... ctionality

If your file format is not on that list, a workaround would be convert the file into something Audacity can recognize.

I have masssstered Paul-L's de-esser. If you attach a few sibilant seconds to a post, I can suggest settings.

When I press the record button, the audio track will start moving and the blue line will be there, but it will remain flat ... I have tried to record using the mic built into my laptop ... Blue Yeti ... doesn't work either. (Until recently, both ways of recording worked just fine) If you have the (...

Ooh it's got a compressor, so can be used to De-ess ...