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Cawa wrote:Remains the question why the waw diagram is smaller on my mono mix recordings than the mono (Left channel) recordings that result by default from the H4N recorder?

I'm not sure exactly what you are doing. Could you describe step by step so that I can visualise it (I can't see your computer )

Audacity tends to slow down quite badly if there are a vast number of labels, so you will probably need to work in sections rather than all in one go. I'd guess that you should be OK with with 1000 labels, so this code sets a limit of 1000 labels (line 3). This code can be run in the Nyquist prompt....

"Unidirectional" is possibly a bit misleading. It does not really mean "one direction" (which the word implies) but just that it will pick up more from the "front" than from the "back", so you would position it so that it is pointing in the general direction o...

Please state the exact three-section version of Audacity from "Help > About Audacity". Check in the device toolbar that you have selected the device that you want to record from. The "host" setting should normally be "MME" unless you want to record sounds that are playi...

It probably has nothing to do with "latency". The most likely cause is that you have "Windows Sound Enhancements" enabled. (See link posted by DVDdug)

If you have an "audio selection", then only that selected region will play (see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... ction.html)
To play all of the track, ensure that either all of the track is selected, or none of the track is selected.

See here for how to zoom in/out: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/zooming.html

Unless anyone here has both models (very unlikely) you are unlikely to get much help here. As your question is about Tascam products rather than about Audacity, you would probably do better to ask Tascam for their advice. The DR-03 is a discontinued model and has been replaced by the DR-05, which is...

sugarcrushed wrote:Here is a short sample of raw audio

The recording level is way too low.
How much higher can you turn up the level on the mic?

24 dB of noise removal is excessive for good quality audio - hopefully when the recording level is (much) higher you will not need so much noise removal.

Bill Brevard wrote: Only now Audacity won't record from the USB turntable. I can't find anything on the Audacity screen that will enable the recording. Help!!!!!

This tutorial should be helpful: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/re ... ables.html