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What you are asking for is not a simple task.
I have made several suggestions of how to accomplish the task. For more alternatives, try searching Google.

See here: http://www.deb-multimedia.org/ If this repository is too slow for you, use a mirror. The first package to install is deb-multimedia-keyring. Since Squeeze you can install this package with apt-get but you need to presse Y when the package ask what to do and do not press return. An new “apt...

It's difficult (impossible) to suggest optimum setting without having an audio sample to work with.

There is an article about Noise Removal which may be helpful: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Noise_Removal

The only cross-platform solution (Windows, Linux Mac OS X) that I know of that can do this is SoX , but that is a command line program (no graphical interface). An alternative approach would be to pass the microphone signal through a hardware reverb effect before recording it. Programs that can do t...

(mult 2.0 (sum (snd-abs s) -0.5)) That code does not do what you think it does. The Nyquist programming language (based on XLISP which is a dialect of LISP ) uses Polish Notation . The "operator" (function) comes before the arguments (operands), so, rather than writing: 3 + 4 in Nyquist /...

As you are on Linux, you can do what you want and still use Audacity. The two mature audio recording programs that still actively maintained on Linux are Audacity and Ardour. Ardour is a powerful Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) that uses non-destructive editing and real-time processing. http://ardou...

have to use su as debian doesn't have sudo I forgot that. I prefer sudo so I always add it after installation (it's in the main Debian stable repository). If you're happy to use su then there's no need to change that. Add debian-multimedia to your sources list. http://www.deb-multimedia.org/debian-m

Those instructions are probably enough for people that are experienced in compiling programs, but not really detailed enough for everyone else. Specific instructions for different operating systems have now been added to the Audacity wiki and these should be a lot easier to follow. This example (for...

Which tarball did you download, or are you using SVN?
Which instructions are you using?

As with several of your other posts, you have not provided nearly enough information about the problem to allow us to even start helping you. We cannot see your machine. Please give a detailed, step by step account of what you are doing and what problem you encounter, then we will probably be able t...