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A "standard" audio CD has a 2 second gap between tracks. This is usually the default for CD burning software. If your CD burner (optical drive) supports DAO (Disk At Once) mode, then most CD burning programs will allow you to select "gapless" tracks (the gap between tracks is set...

My guess is that the Reallusion Virtual Audio software is creating an additional audio pathway, so even though not selected, other sounds are still being routed through with the microphone input.

Can the Reallusion Virtual Audio software be disabled, or can you temporarily uninstall it?

rj7500 wrote:Hooray, I think we have permanently solved this one. It's probably safe to delete this thread. Thank you all for you input.

Bob H

Terrific.
Rather than deleting the thread I've changed the topic title and marked it "SOLVED" as it may be useful for other Audiobox users.

Try running: (Watch out for any errors that may occur if you do not have the necessary repositories enabled)
Then reinstall Audacity

If that does not work it may be easier to build it yourself from the source code. I can talk you through how to do that if necessary.

the people already do a good impression of bane when they just record their voice That is the key to it and there is no way round that. You can change things like "tone" (frequency content), speed, tempo and you can add effects to the voice, but the "character" of the voice is i...

Hmmm, that looks like it should work.

How is your headset connected to the computer?
What are the other options in the "Recording Input" and "Playback Output" sections of the Device Toolbar?
Check that "Software Playthrough" is off (not selected) in the Transport menu.

What happens if you open a Terminal window and enter: (In your reply, use the [Code] button to wrap large amounts of text in a "code" box - it makes the post easier to read)

What options do you have selected in the "Device Toolbar"? http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Device_Toolbar

Not to detract from your feature request, but a tip that may be useful while Audacity does not have this feature: Method 1 You can "look up" the required change in % by opening the "Change Pitch" effect and setting the required musical interval, then look in the "Percent Cha...