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It's a "Stereo Delay".

Probably the easiest way to produce this type of effect is to use the "Bouncing Ball Delay with Panning" plug-in:
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... th_Panning

What happens if you try to record with other software? For example:

Can you export to your Desktop?

The channels are always the same way round in Audacity.
Perhaps you have your speakers the wrong way round?

The apparent variation in behaviour is to allow an individual audio clip to be trimmed. If the selection starts inside an audio clip, then previous audio clips are not affected. If the selection ends inside an audio clip, then later audio clips are not affected. If the audio clip is entirely inside ...

As far as I'm aware they are the same thing. Primary Sound Capture Driver'' being an alias (AKA) for ''Line In (High Definition Audio Device)''

OK, try this: 1) Exit Audacity if it is already open, and then launch Audacity. 2) From the Generate menu, generate a Tone. The default settings will produce a fairly loud "beep" that is 30 seconds long. 3) From the File menu, export as a WAV file. 4) From the File menu, export as a FLAC f...

For recording sound that are playing on your computer, see this tutorials: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html Then you need to "Export" the recording to create a normal audio file: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/export.html The ...

Check that you have not accidentally nudged the track gain slider - it should be at zero (centre) http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... .html#gain

Open the Transport menu and make sure that "Software Playthrough" is off (not selected).