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On Win 7 you may need to enable the appropriate recording device in the Windows Sounds Control Panel: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... es#vistacp

wszhtc wrote:It seems like the microphone can only be used by one of Skype and audacity at the same time.

Yes that is usually the case.
Skype Call Recorder works pretty well on Linux. http://atdot.ch/scr/

GVerb is a "simulation" effect. Unlike a natural acoustic reverb the echoes and reflections occur at precise times according to the settings. In particular, the effect that you are noticing is cause by the "Early Reflection" level. This setting creates a short "echo". D...

Could you upload a short sample.
See here for how to upload a sample: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

What options are available for the Recording (Input) and Playback (Output) settings in the Device Toolbar?
Which options are currently selected?

or if there is another section of your company who does deal strictly with my request, This is not a "company", we are not employees, and it's not really "our" product. Audacity is free open source software that is developed, maintained, documented and supported by volunteers an...

I think it's ok to add a link to Sonic Visualiser http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/ and a brief (cut down) description from their web site: "Sonic Visualiser is an application for viewing and analysing the contents of music audio files." "Sonic Visualiser is Free Software, distributed u...

Click on the Recording meter to activate it.
Alternatively click on Pause, then Record (click "Pause" again to start the recording)

The obvious answer is to re-record with the door open, or preferably with the microphone in front of the person speaking, but I guess that isn't an option, in which case, as Koz wrote, an audio forensics service is probably your best bet.

pshute wrote:How about a line control? E.g.

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;control line

I'm not sure that it would be appropriate to use the command ";control", but an option to add a line as an interface element, yes +1.

pshute wrote:Resizable choice controls would allow for better descriptions of the choices.

Agreed.