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Try rebooting again (so that we are starting from a known "clean" start), then
1. Launch Audacity
2. In the Device Toolbar set both the Recording and Playback devices to :
HDA Intel PCH: ALC1220 Analog (hw:0,0)

3. Make a couple of test recordings and test playback.

What happens?

Please don't shout. WHY EVEN HAVE THAT THERE? Because we have a steady stream of people trying to reset Audacity by reinstalling - which does not reset Audacity. By adding a clearly marked command for resetting Audacity it becomes obvious how to reset Audacity. IS THERE A WAY TO UNDO THE RESET? Not ...

Try this. I think it shows what is happening: 1. Select a 10 second region. 2. "Ctrl + i" (split) 3. Select a 3 second region 4. "Ctrl + C" (Copy) 5. Double click the 10 second region created in step 2 (the 10 second region is selected) 6. "Ctrl + V" (paste) Notice that...

Do the zoom buttons work for you: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/edi ... ml#zoom_in

How (exactly) is your equipment all connected?

jademan wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 11, 2020 2:26 pm

Just noticed that three of the four links at the top of the referenced page (Related Articles) seem to be broken...

Thanks. I've updated the links.

The "Check for updates" menu command does not update Audacity. It only opens the user's default web browser on this page: https://www.audacityteam.org/download Even if you disable the menu item, that does not prevent your employees from visiting https://www.audacityteam.org/download If you...

I have an external studio mic. What sort of mic is it, and how is it connected to your computer? If it is a USB mic, connect it to the computer before launching Audacity. The mic should then be available as a recording device in the Device Toolbar . If Audacity is already running when you connect t...

I think it's because CursSelEnd: Split: created it. No, it's not that. This is what happens when I test your Macro (I've changed the times for illustration purposes): SelSave: SelectTracks:Mode="Set" Track="2" TrackCount="1" SelectTime:End="6" RelativeTo=&quo...

How close is the mic to your mouth?
Are you using a pop filter?