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There's various approaches that you could take. method 1 Ctrl+Shift+I (Import) -> Select 1 file -> Enter Repeat for next track. Imported tracks are now in the order that you want them. method 1 Import all of the interviews. Use the Time Shift tool to drag them in the right order onto one track. Impo...

What settings do you have in the Device Toolbar and what other options are there?

Thanks, I'm starting to get the picture, but I don't know what you mean by:
"if I select the Line input on the ASUS mixer screen, any time I open Audacity it is deselected (now in Mic input mode) and the Mixer input is selected."

See here for how to split a stereo track: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sp ... racks.html

One approach that you could use is described here: http://psung.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/net ... -made.html
Note that the article is about a year old and PulseAudio is generally better behaved these days than it was a year ago.

I doubt that there is any simple way to kill the overspill.
Could you post a short sample - just a few seconds - in WAV format, of the stereo (2 channel) recording.
See here for how to post an audio sample: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=72887

Unfortunately not.
You can make it sound a bit less harsh by using a low pass filter, but to have a noticeable effect the would will become very muffled.

Dr. Killjoy wrote:If you're asking me

I was asking the OP (duder).

Would yo0u post the output from "Help > Audio device info".

By the way, most of the log information is just Audacity looking for if/where/how ffmpeg is installed.

Gale Andrews wrote:On Mac, I tried the two Nyquist commands to play audio in the command prompt several times - but there is no playback at all

Thanks for testing.
Could you try it using the debug button and post the debug output.