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There are several effect: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/ind ... er_pitched

If you are unsure which one to use, tell us more about these tracks and why they are different speeds.

This solution wouldn't have been entirely intuitive to me, as I don't recall having done that with the previous version of the Mac OS It's one of the new wonderful features of Mojave (and Windows 10). I'm attaching a snap of what that looks like, in case that might be helpful to other folks experie...

You may need to enable access to the USB device under Security & Privacy.

Are you able to record from the MacBook microphone?

"Noise Reduction" effects are designed to reduce low level constant noise such as "tape hiss". "Feedback" is the loud "oooooh" sound that occurs when sound from a loudspeaker feeds back into a microphone, is amplified and comes back out of the loudspeaker in a...

I've split your posts from the other topic because it gets very confusing if multiple questions are asked in one topic. I realized that Audacity 2.1.3.0 was no longer recognizing the input signal from the USB turntables. I presume that you connected the turntable before launching Audacity? If not, t...

Can you adjust the level of the signal that is going into the USB device?

kozikowski wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 01, 2018 3:24 am

3.0.0 will be the first 64 bit version?

2.3.1 is planned to be the first 64-bit version for macOS.
2.3.1 will still be 32-bit for Windows.
On Linux, Audacity may be built as 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on the machine that it is built on.

However I have no control over the USB input level. That is normal for USB audio devices. The device sends the digitized signal to the computer via USB, and that is the signal that Audacity records. Most USB audio devices have an input level control on the device itself - you should use that to con...

Fullnerd79 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 01, 2018 10:22 am

(usual method: Windows WASAPI > Speakers 2- Logitech G933 (loopback) > 2 (stereo)

I'm unsure what you mean.

In the device toolbar you have:
host = "WASAPI"
Recording device = ???
Playback device = ???

Fullnerd79 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 01, 2018 10:22 am

I have sound mix enabled

What does that mean?

There can only ever be one instance of Audacity. This is by design. There can be multiple "projects" open at the same time, but that is multiple project windows within one instance of the Audacity program. Entering "audacity" at the command line attempts to launch the Audacity ap...