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whbjr wrote:My need for LFOs emphasizes "Low" - 0.1Hz is often too fast for me. The options for the "Phaser" effect are now limited to one decimal place. I am unhappy.

How many decimal places would you want? 2? 3?

I presume that you are using some version of Windows, so I've moved this topic to the Windows forum. For future reference, please see the information in the pink box near the top of the page.

1) Uninstall vst-bridge. That was only for very old (long time obsolete) versions of Audacity.
2) Ensure that you use the 32-bit version of GSnap. http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap.htm

You may need to set the "host" to "WASAPI" in the device toolbar and then set the "number of channels" to "4".

That file opens fine here.
What happens when you try to open it?

jalea148 wrote:Both are marked with red dot with white x

marked where?

but that far too confusing for me to use. It's only a list of the files with the word "file" at the start of each line. Perhaps a simple example might help: If you have two files in C:\Users\Klar\Music\ and if one is called "drums.wav" and the other is called "guitar.wav&qu...

That all looks OK.
Set Audacity to record, then open "PulseAudio Volume Control" (if it's not installed, install "pavucontrol") and in the Recording tab, select the input that you want to record from.

....my podcast is primarily me, using my laptop and a Blue Yeti? There will rarely, if ever, be someone else there in-person with me. Other speakers will be either recorded calls, or contemporaneously-recorded files/tracks recorded on the speaker's PC and sent to me for synchronization on my end. T...

Some amount of hiss is inevitable (even with the very best equipment set up to perfection). The amount of hiss should be very small compared to the signal level. (this is called the "signal to noise ratio" or "SNR"). If the hiss seems to be excessive, check the levels. The "...

PurifyHD wrote:I am running on a MacBook Pro 13inch (Non Retina, Mid 2012), but running Windows 8.1 pro build 9600 in Boot Camp.

You will probably get better performance running the Mac version natively. (available here: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/mac)