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brent wrote:Everything checks out ok as of right now. Thanks yet again, you've been very kind to me.

Great stuff.
I'll close this topic and mark it as "solved".

Ubuntu probably has a GUI application for setting "members and groups", but if not, the command is "usermod"
http://linux.die.net/man/8/usermod
You will need to use it as "sudo".
Thus if your user name is "brent"

I've noticed (while "extreme testing") that Audacity has a serious problem with Swap. Would it be useful to post something in the Bug Triage board about that? Is it a crash or just unreasonably slow? The only way that I can reproduce the issue is with Nyquist - normally Audacity uses very...

I think that this is unrelated to Audacity. I was having a problem with my audio driver, (either pulse, or jack, I don't really understand), last night when I first started, but I installed some Jack programs in Software Centre thinking they might help and Hydrogen started working ok, so I figure th...

Is the increase in frequency smoothing / reduction in attack / decay part of the general recommendation, or specific to this voice? If "Smoothing" is too low you will hear the typical metallic artefacts of FFT processing. I just increased the smoothing gradually until there was no appreci...

"Smaller the negative number louder the noise". "dB" is a "ratio" that compares one signal level to a reference level. Typically, when talking about "sound pressure", the reference level is defined as the level at which the sound source is at the threshold of...

OK, but that's like using an external channel mapper, then? In part yes, but I don't think that it can (for example) be used to set input 2 to channel 1 and input 1 to channel 2. It just selects which inputs are enabled. And if you can choose for example channel 5 and 6 only in the ASIO control pan...

Try setting Audacity to record from the "Sound Mapper" (using the Device Toolbar), then use the Xonar Audio Center to set the input to "Line".

It seems strange that the drivers are not reporting what each of those inputs is.
What inputs are reported in the Windows Sound Control Panel?