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I did a bit of research and some people say the lowest peak is the fo. However, that does not make sense as I know the fo should fall around 200-500 for this type of sound. Is there a significant peak within that frequency range? This is me singing an "A" (approx 220 Hz). Click on the ima...

How do you tell when you have sub-audible noise or even audible rumble enough to know when to use LF-Rolloff? Unless you have a really deep voice, just use it. If you use the default "Size" setting, it's more gentle. Increase the "Size" setting (for a stronger effect) if you kno...

ProShip wrote: I'm wondering whether this could be related to a windows update

It could be, particularly if you have an old or underpowered machine. Windows update can cripple a single or even dual core machine while the update is taking place.

Betterton wrote:Sorry forget it - was saving project not exporting music - doh !!!

So is the issue resolved now?

Try using the "WASAPI loopback" method as described in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tuto ... ndows.html

That link covers all of the solutions available in Audacity.

- Audacity records only at 16 bit of sample depth with Windows Direct Sound and MME drivers, so I can't record anything @24 bit with these drivers. Correct. As it says on our website : " Record at 24-bit depth on Windows (using Windows WASAPI or Windows DirectSound host), Mac OS X or Linux (us...

Neither Lisp or Spitfish are our products. We do not have manuals for them and are not able to offer technical support for them. We do provide a manual and technical support for Audacity, but not for third party products.

If you are recording from a USB device, see here:
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... k.html#usb

There's an experimental "Nyquist plug-in" here that may help: viewtopic.php?p=194179#p194179
Instructions for installing Nyquist plug-ins are here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/effe ... st_effects