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You could change the sample rate of the track before applying the Wah Wah effect, then change the sample rate back. Example: If the sample rate of the track is 44100 Hz, from the track dropdown menu, change the sample rate to 22050 Hz (http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/audio_track_dropdown_menu.htm...

What I am trying to simulate is a Single Sideband Communications receiver off frequency by a little bit. If the track is resampled to a high sample rate (for example 192000 Hz), then we can model that process using a few Nyquist commands in the Nyquist Prompt effect (http://manual.audacityteam.org/...

I don't use teamspeak, but if you're referring to "Sound activated recording", see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tran ... u.html#sar

is there a way of clearing all settings to default maybe? Close Audacity, then run the installer again and watch for the option to "Reset Preference". Select that option and continue the installation. When the installation is complete, launch Audacity and when prompted, confirm that you w...

SoX can produce nice spectrograms.
http://sox.sourceforge.net/

Here's an example using the command:

JeffryVinyl wrote:connected to my computer via a U-Control pre-amp

Is that a UCA-202 or a UCA-222?

JeffryVinyl wrote:I also recently replaced my crummy Radio Shack computer speakers with a pair of Labtec speakers

Are the Labtec speakers USB speakers?

Device ID: 0 Device name: HDA NVidia: ALC1200 Analog (hw:0,0) Host name: ALSA Input channels: 2 Output channels: 8 ... Supported Rates: 44100 48000 96000 192000 That look like it's your built-in sound card. Try selecting " HDA NVidia: ALC1200 Analog (hw:0,0)" as both the recording and pla...

Interestingly the sample that you posted is a slightly different format from the format described in text in your next post. The sample "openingsuren.wav" is: Mono, unsigned 8-bit, 8kHz, PCM whereas the text says: Mono, unsigned 8-bit, 8kHz, CCITT u-Law so they're almost the same - just th...

By default Audacity will export as standard "CD quality" WAV files. That's "16-bit, 44100 Hz sample rate". Your company answering machine is probably expecting a lower quality audio file of some type. You will need to look in the manual for the answering machine to find out exact...