Audacity Forum

You've got me beat on the cause of the clicks. They can be repaired effectively with the "Repair" effect and / or "Spectral Delete", though it would be very time consuming. There's also this "de-clicker" effect that may speed up the process considerably: https://forum.a...

I don't really understand what you mean by there not being any processing. I mean the data isn't modified by a process. I guess that the conversion from analog to digital could be called "processing", but once the data is received by Audacity it is a stream of numbers that are written to ...

The "M1 chip" is Apple's new processor. It's only in the latests Macs.
The "chip" (CPU) in your computer is an "Intel i5".

I'm not a Mac expert (I mostly just use it for testing purposes). Have you used SoundFlower previously? In particular, do you know how to set it up?

Which exact version of Audacity?
Is the system language of your computer Danish, English, or something else?

Which was the older version? Do you still have it?

FNG wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 05, 2021 7:06 pm

I though the simplest thing would be to figure out why I can't get the sound devices opened and recognized.

What is the exact error message and when does it occur?

In Blender, f-curves are used to "animate" volume levels and doing fades. I don't know what "f-curves" are. Are they similar to Audacity's "Envelopes"? (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/envelope_tool.html) If so, there is partial scripting support for envelopes. See...

I know too little about the type of processing which goes on during a recording You know all there is to know about that ;) - there is no processing during recording. The sound card converts analog to digital, and Audacity writes the digital data to disk, and that's about it. Hmmmm well if you insi...

FNG wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 05, 2021 6:52 pm

since the older versions are not supported.

Old versions of Audacity still work on Windows.

Which Mac do you have? (I assume you saw the notice on the GitHub page saying that M1 chip based Macs are not yet supported)