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It sounds like the problem may be a more simple issue. Check the leads and connections carefully and thoroughly, you may just have a bad lead or a bad connection somewhere.

Thanks Ragnar, that solves one little mystery.

Do the FLAC files open OK in Audacity if you import them one at a time rather than using a Chain?

There is a "Reverse" effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Effect_Menu#reverse

On the same general theme, there is also a "Beat Per Minute labels" plug-in for making "bars and beats" labels. http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 42&t=60534

I have not looked in detail if Steve's plugin is a modified version of the "Regular Interval Labels" plugin pshute originally proposed modifying the equal label track. I wasn't actually planning to write the plug-in, I was just writing some snippets to help pshute do the job, but I got a ...

Obeytheapple wrote:Now I can only hear my voice recordings in the left ear even when I switch to mono!

Is that with all applications? Do you get the same if you play something in Windows Media Player?
Have you checked your headphones (and lead, and that it's plugged in securely)?

tfedores wrote:I hate updating my computer....

I know what you mean, it's one of the reasons that I stopped using Windows. I don't like washing dishes either, but that's also a necessary evil sometimes

Johnny Sananto wrote:Well after fiddling around in the back of the PC and 4 white out system crashes it somehow works.

That's good, well done.

It might be easier to just mix it on Audacity rather than wrestling with "Stereo Mix" recording.