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Take a look in the Windows Sound Control Panel in the "Recording" settings. Do you see the green meter responding to your talking?

Try "Rescan audio devices" (near the bottom of the Transport menu, then check in the device toolbar that the correct mic is selected.

Transport menu > Append Record (Shift+R)

Use case discussed earlier in thread. 1) User opens new project 2) has the new advanced "don't warn about saving projects" warning turned off 3) user imports a WAV file - with the safer copy-in prefs setting 4) user closes project - no warning issued ... 5) user deletes the WAV file 6) ne...

Bass frequencies are particularly prone to "phase cancellation" when stereo. For this reason, bass frequencies are often mixed to mono and placed centre in the mix of stereo recordings. (this is also why multi-speaker systems often have just one sub-bass speaker). The easiest way to handle...

Niku wrote: here is the file.

If that is the best version that you have, then I doubt that it is possible to make significant improvement because the "damage" (loss of sound quality) due to MP3 encoding is clearly evident, and that can't be fixed.

What are some reasons for the following? "Algorithm not effective on this audio. Nothing changed." I have Audacity version 21.1.2 and OS 10.11.6. I recognise that message from the "Click Removal" effect. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/click_removal.html This is one of the ol...

There is also the "Bass and Treble" effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/bass_and_treble.html

My guess is that you have paused playback rather than stopping playback. Try clicking the Stop button.

If, as you describe, the problem is due to the devices running at slightly different speeds, (very likely), then the effect to use is the "Change Speed" effect. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/change_speed.html For precise alignment, set the "Current length" units to "hh:...

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