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.dll files (such as FreeverbToo.dll) are for Windows only. VST-Bridge.so should not be used with Audacity 2.x. That was for old versions of Audacity only. Reverb cannot be removed once it is present. You need to take steps to reduce the amount of reverb in the original recording, such as recording i...

We can't see your computer. We can't see what you are doing.
"Not working" tells us next to nothing.
We can't help you if you don't tell us what you are doing, what is happening and what is not happening,

Tibarra3 wrote:It worked until I downloaded Audacity.

What worked ?

Tibarra3 wrote:hat did not work,

What didn't work?
Is the microphone working? Can you see the green meter bar responding to your voice in the Windows Sound Control Panel?

Mac is a foreign language to me, but I'd have thought that you'd be OK on Mac as they use Core-audio or some such don't they?
Do ensure that the device is connected to the computer and recognised by the computer before you open Audacity.

Can you provide a short sample of the audio that you are working with?
See here for how to post audio files: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

Sorry, I don't use Windows Media Player.
CDBurnerXP is available in English. The link that I posted should go directly to the English home page.

Do you have Windows drivers installed for the Reloop Play sound card, or only ASIO drivers? Audacity cannot be shipped with ASIO support due to licensing restrictions, so if you only have ASIO drivers installed it won't work with Audacity. If you're a computer geek, you could build Audacity with ASI...

Check in the Windows Sound Control Panel that the recording volume for the mic is turned up. If there is a "boost" option, you may also need to enable that. "Enhancements" should be turned off (See: Why do my recordings fade out or sound as if they were made in a tunnel?)

Nope there is nothing connected to the laptop apart from the uca 222 I tried recording with out any music playing and tapping around the laptop and the recording line stays flat - like i said the internal microphone of the laptop is disabled Then the only possible way that audio can be getting into...

What sort of mic? How is it connected to the computer? Which version of Audacity? Which version of Windows? What settings do you have in the Device Toolbar? Did you connect the mic before opening Audacity?