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For tweaking the Noise Reduction effect, the first thing I'd try is reducing the "Noise reduction (dB)" setting. What settings are you currently using? You could also try sightly increasing the "Sensitivity" control. (The default settings are shown in the manual here: http://manu...

Check that you have the correct USB device selected as the recording device in the device toolbar.

Is there a way I can see exactly what the default MS Decode is doing, the steps it is taking to come up with the final stereo track? Just curious ... :-k If I recall correctly, if you run the effect using the "Debug" button, then the exact settings used are displayed in a "debug wind...

Your IP address is not blocked by the forum software. I have asked the network administrator to take a look and will get back to you when I hear from him.

are you able to access the manual (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/) or the main website (http://www.audacity.audio/ and http://www.audacityteam.org/)?

Try the "Channel Mixer" plug-in: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... nnel_Mixer

one cannot effectively add labels on the fly because an inadvertent `key press´ will stop the recording We have recently disabled some key presses during recording for exactly this reason. Do you recall which keys cause the problem? Have you customised any of the keyboard shortcuts or do you use th...

I've checked the blocked IP list and the IP that you registered from is not present, so as far as I can tell, your usual IP address is not blocked. If you are seeing an error message that says your IP address is blocked, please tell us: the exact error message the URL for the page that displays the ...

Gale Andrews wrote:Is that a Mac Mini?

Yes it's a new Mac Mini.

If you'd like to test your Mac, try this snippet on a 4 hour mono track (Use the "Activity Monitor" to watch the RAM usage). Does Audacity crash?

Is that true on Linux and Mac as well as Windows? On Linux, the split between the kernel and the user address range may be configured in different ways. On my 32-bit Linux machine, which has 3 GB of RAM, the user address range is 2 GB. I guess that it could be more on a machine with more physical R...