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You're welcome.
Let me know how you get on.

Nobody is itching to be provided with a list of strange tools they've never seen before and don't know how to use to solve incomprehensible problems measured with college level techniques. Absolutely. No-one is proposing that. Nobody drives up to Mt. Wilson to readjust the audio compressors for a s...

Here's a plug-in that will copy the right channel to the left channel of a stereo track. right2left.ny The name of the effect is "CopyRightToLeft". Installation instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Download_Nyquist_Plug-ins#Installing_Plug-ins Put this at the start of your chain...

Do you think it would be better to use the UCA? Yes. How much better it sounds will depend on how good a signal you are getting from the mixer, but the UCA 202 will almost certainly be better quality than the laptop's built-in sound card. I wrote a review of the UCA 202 here: http://forum.audacityt...

Try this: 1) Open Audacity (if it's already open, close it and then re-open it. 2) From the Generate menu, generate a tone with the default settings. 3) "File menu > Export". 4) Select WAV as the file type. 5) Enter testfile as the file name. 6) Select "Documents" as the destinat...

You could try Chris's Dynamic Compressor: http://theaudacitytopodcast.com/chriss- ... -audacity/

Well that is set to record a microphone plugged into the Focusrite.
What are you trying to record?

Shahid wrote:Thanks Steve. It works.

Steve what happened to my recording issue. I sent you 2 samples. Did you get a chance to hear them?

Do you mean this topic? http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 46&t=74824

You can of course use the Equalization effect instead. In which case you would want to use settings something like this: Untitled.png Also, applying some dynamic compression will help. As a starting point, try these settings: Threshold: -12 Noise floor: -40 Ratio: 3:1 Attack time: 0.1 Decay time: 1...

Yes the feature does work.
Perhaps the gaps have a background noise level above -40 dB? Try setting the "Threshold for Silence" to, say -20 dB and see what happens.