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The sound is likely to have a broad frequency spectrum, which will prove to be difficult to remove without damaging the remaining audio. My best advice would be to put a thick cloth over the podium so that it does not "clack" so loudly.

Ctrl + Mouse wheel to zoom in/out Shift + Mouse wheel to scroll horizontally Mouse wheel scrolls vertically if you have more tracks than fits on the screen Mouse events are not currently customisable. Look in "Edit > Preferences > Mouse" for the full list. Start/Stop is set to spacebar by ...

6887 wrote:I sent a second one.

Apparently not. See here for instructions for attaching files to forum posts: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

The Jamlab is a discontinued product. The last driver, released in 2011, supports the Jamlab up to Windows 7: http://m-audio.com/support/download/dri ... .10.0.5131

6887 wrote:I sent a sample.

Where?

Unfortunately a problem was discovered in the Windows rc1, so the release has been delayed, probably until January.
You can register at the bottom of this page to be notified when the next version is released: http://web.audacityteam.org/

edised wrote:The Yeti should work as advertised, out of the box.

I quite agree, but there are plenty of reports to say that the Blue Yetti (and Blue Snowball), on Windows laptops, are prone to high frequency noise.
I don't recall seeing this problem on a Mac computer - anyone else?

In the device toolbar, select the USB turntable as the recording device and your normal sound card as the playback device.

To hear the recording through the computer during the recording, turn on Software Playthrough ("Transport" menu).

I don't know how you managed to get such bad quality when you applied the effects. This is the sort of result that I get:

Audacity does not record or play video. Audacity is an audio editor.