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Just another quick thought - have you tried all of the USB sockets on the laptop? I'm not optimistic about it making much difference, but worth a try.

I thought that had been solved years ago, just by using a more recent version of Debian / Ubuntu.

recorded a few pieces with no hint of pitch wobble - in fact it actually sounded better than on the windows10 laptop, but that could be my imagination. So it would seem that it is not the mic, and none of us have seen this problem in Audacity previously, which would suggest that it is something pec...

Audacity remembers a list of recently used profiles. Click the down arrow on the right hand end of the "Command" input. Although not an official feature, it is possible to manually edit Audacity's configuration file "audacity.cfg". (If this makes no sense to you, just ignore it a...

Like this?
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/expo ... ogram.html

i wondering what frequency does audacity use during the playback? Look in the right hand side of status bar at the bottom of the main Audacity window. During playback, if there are no other status bar messages in the way, it will show: "Actual Rate: xxxxx", where "xxxxx" is the ...

December 6th, 2017: Audacity 2.2.1 Released One month on from 2.2.0, we are very pleased to announce the release of version 2.2.1 of Audacity, which you can download from here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/ Audacity 2.2.1 replaces all previous versions. Headline new features: Selectable Tr...

Heinz5657 wrote:I checked the folder and there was no file in it

In that case, go one level up to: and delete (or rename) the files:
audacity.cfg
pluginregistry.cfg
pluginsettings.cfg

(take care to NOT delete the EQCurves.xml file)

In most cases, if the requested sample rate is not supported by the sound card, the audio will be automatically resampled to a supported rate on playback. When this happens, the audio data in Audacity is not affected, it's just a playback thing. With some set-ups, playback mail fail if the sample ra...

can handle and work with sample rate 96000 even the audio card can not handle it? Yes, Audacity can handle and work with 96000 sample rate (or even 192000) even if the audio card can not handle it. For unsupported sample rates, Audacity may or may not be able to play / record. This depends on wheth...