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We still have not established for certain what the problem is because we have not heard the recording.
If you could post a couple of short audio samples as described in my first post then we would be in a much better position to be able to offer relevant advice.

The noise level is about -61 dB peak, -68 dB rms. That is not a excessive amount of noise as long as your audio signal is reasonably high. If you are getting a peak level in your voice recording of around -6 dB then the Noise Removal effect should be able to do a good job at reducing the noise level...

Jason Murray wrote:I've made sure all the settings / drop downs are correct and been into my computers sound settings to ensure the interface is recognised, but still no joy.

Please tell us what you have set where, and why "no Joy" - what actually happens? An error message? Flat line recording?

Voice is mostly between about 300 Hz and 5 kHz.
You can use the Equalization effect to cut everything above and below this range. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/equalization.html

Not sure what you mean. Please give more details of what you are doing.

So, if I can only use my piano, doesn't exist a way to delete the noise? It depends on the type of noise. It may be possible to remove or reduce a constant hum or whistle using a notch filter. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/notch_filter.html It may be possible to reduce "hiss" using...

I understand that this is probably happening because I inadvertently moved some files around. That is the most likely explanation. I have located both the .aup project file AND its corresponding _data folder. The question is, how do I get these two to recognize each other?? The _data folder must ha...

How many songs in the recording?
Do you intend to mix down in Audacity or in some other program?

Singtoh wrote:I should of documented things a bit better as to be more helpful, but to be honest I didn't think I would have any joy with it

I understand completely

These were the six pairs of "Fade Types" we had in v26: Linear Exponential Logarithmic High Curve Cosine 'S' Curve We already have Linear and "S". Actually, version 30 has a "raised cosine" fade type (S-shape, which is a "double" curve in one direction, then ...