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does your computer normally call your usb device a "microphone"? Windows often does that because it just sees the USB audio chip and assumes it is a microphone (the same chip is commonly used for many different USB audio devices). Check in the Windows Sound Control Panel and in the record...

I don't know what the pitch is in every instance. The pitch will be whatever you want. For example, if you want a frequency of 200 Hz for 0.5 seconds, followed by a frequency of 100 Hz for 1 second: The modulation frequency is a 1/4 of the tone frequency. So the modulation frequency will be 50 Hz f...

These were the settings that caused the error:

The detection seems pretty good. I had a problem when using more extreme settings. Here's the debug output (I had to snip some of the data because there is too much for a forum post.) "SFT3F window: 2226292 samples 7574 periods 150.031 Hz" error: In SND-AVG, stepsize is too big Function: #...

HenriXRuukki wrote:Might there be another, non-crashing Multiband EQ plugin somewhere?

Try the built-in Equalizer effect (link in my first reply).

I'm not Steve Harris. It's known that there are problems with some of the LADSPA effects, but not this particular problem. Before you update Audacity, please look in "Help > About Audacity" and tell us the full version number. The current version is 2.0.5 and you can get it here: http://au...

SupaaaFamicom wrote:When I play music on my pc through headphones the green bars respond to the music albeit faintly (3-4 lines at most).

Are you playing the music through speakers or headphones?

I postulated I could transfer the CDRs content to my hard drive in WAV lossless format Use a "CD Ripper" for that (for example, EAC or C-Dex. There are many others). edit the recording while playing it back from the hard drive You can't edit "while" playing, because Audacity doe...

Try using "Sound Finder" to mark all of the "Subs". http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/si ... html#sound
You can then tab across from one label to the next and read off the times from the Selection Toolbar.

Perhaps a little quiet, but sounds fine here. It must be something to do with the player. Check that the player is not adding any effects or "enhancements" to the sound.