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It's almost certainly due to buffering by the sound system. It is likely to be most noticeable when using the default playback (Pulse). If you select the "hw" playback option in the device toolbar , then Audacity will bypass Pulse and use ALSA directly. That should improve things, but it w...

Audacity pre-dates GPL v3, so for early versions v3 was not an option. There has been discussion in the past about changing to GPL v3, but we would need to ensure that the license terms for all libraries used by Audacity uses are compatible with v3. If any are incompatible, then alternatives would n...

That explains it. The "Program Files(x86)" folder should only be used for installing programs, not for saving "user data". A normal user account does not have full read/write permissions except in their "user space", so Audacity would not be able to write the audio data...

Path=\\Windows\\assembly\\... I think that gives a clue to the problem. That is not in the standard list of locations that Audacity looks for plug-ins. (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/effect_menu.html) I suspect that the problem may be that the "Paths" set in the Windows Registry ma...

One last shot - it "may" be possible to persuade "EaseUS data recovery" to recover some of the AMR data. Definitely no guaranteed of success, but perhaps worth a shot. This is their web address: http://www.easeus.com/storage-media-recovery/recover-amr-files-from-memory-card.html ...

I am using Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS and Audacity 2.05 which I downloaded from the website You downloaded Audacity from which website? Do you mean that you installed Audacity from the Ubuntu repository? (using a "package manager" such as the Ubuntu "Software Centre" or "Synapt...

You "may" be able to make some improvement using the new "Vocal Reduction and Isolation" effect http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/vocal_reduction_and_isolation.html You will need to know how to split and join stereo tracks: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/splitting_and_jo...

By the way, I checked the H1, there is no microphone sensitivity control, sadly. There are a bunch of controls at the back, but nothing that relates to sensitivity. I've just looked at the user guide - it looks like you're right. If you intend to use an external dynamic mic and you are able to sold...

If you understand the math operations that you want to perform, then we can probably help you with the Nyquist language. There is a forum board specifically for questions / discussion about Nyquist: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewforum.php?f=39

Is the problem on just one project, or can you reproduce the issue on any project?
If the problem is reproducible on any project, please give precise and detailed step by step instructions for how we may reproduce the issue.
(including, which version of Windows)