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See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Playback#usb

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This Multitap (or Multi-Tap) effect creates multiple echoes. The basic principle is described here: http://audacityteam.org/manual-1.2/effects_delay.html The effect has 5 "Delay loops", each of which has its own delay time (in milliseconds) and can be set to an initial level (linear scale ...

Hello, this looks like an appropriate area for this post! Hi. It's generally less confusing to start a new topic for a new question. Now, on the new machine, running Win 7, I have incredibly low input levels. If you previously ran Windows XP, the Win 7 sound system is very different. There are a lo...

The Mic input is an input, however it may be too sensitive for plugging a digital recorder workstation into it. Some laptops have "mic inputs" that are actually combined "mic" or "stereo line" inputs. If the laptop has one of those then that will work. Some laptops have...

kozikowski wrote:What are the default Noise Removal settings?

The defaults are shown in the manual (Help menu, or here)

Didn't we once have a discussion about adding a mark to the sliders to indicate the default positions?

The headphone jack is an output. You can't record "into" a headphone connection.

WannaBane wrote: So far I have nothing at all

When you've got something recorded you're welcome to post a short sample and perhaps someone will have suggestions for how to improve it.

monkeyboyblues wrote:Also I'm plugging in to the headphones input not the mic

? You're plugging what into the headphone socket of what?

monkeyboyblues wrote:I previously had the SOFTWARE PLAYTHROUGH ON
and now I have switched it off.

Has that stopped the screeching?

What's happening now?

Check in the Windows Mixer that only the Line In is enabled and not the microphone or Stereo Mix.