Audacity Forum

Thanks. I emailed them.

Here's an unlisted video showing you that it works fine. No, the limit is *not* 12 on the older versions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIsx7aGrykE

Yes, that's the maximum on the slider, but you could type in any number you wanted and it would just take a long time to process when you did. The new version cripples it. I use the option almost every day several times a day and am rather annoyed that they'd take that away.

The controls are exactly the same except I can't type in a larger number into the box anymore. I was using 2.1.3 before.

In Noise Reduction, I used to be able to type any number I wanted, now 12 is the max, it gives an error when I type a larger number in now. 12 sounds terrible, I usually set it for 200. I guess I could just continue using older versions, but it would be nice if this option wasn't crippled in newer v...

Alright---this was a "duh" moment for me. Here's what the problem is: Programs like Renoise, ProTools, Cubase, etc., can handle inputs INDIVIDUALLY. Audacity does not. Audacity handles "mono" as a cross between both channels, it does not give one the choice to select only one of those channels. The ...

Nothing has changed between versions. I just simply found out that the problem only occurs when recording mono, with one channel. It makes no difference between using MME or DirectSound. What I noticed is that the M-Audio technician posted a screenshot of recording in STEREO--I'm positive he would ...

Nothing has changed between versions. I just simply found out that the problem only occurs when recording mono, with one channel. It makes no difference between using MME or DirectSound. What I noticed is that the M-Audio technician posted a screenshot of recording in STEREO--I'm positive he would h...

Well, I think I've inadvertently figured out the problem:

Testing this new version right away without changing settings, it was perfect, but that's when recording in stereo. As soon as I switch it to mono, it's back to recording at half volume.

Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 3 Intel (R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.20GHz 3.21 GHz, 2.00 GB of RAM Physical Address Extension ------------------------- (Ugh--previously I gave the video card of my other machine)---this one has nVidia GeForce 7300 GT CTL 220UW monitor Realsync ...