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(Pardon, je ne parle pas Français.)

Could this be the reason?
Why have I lost sound after connecting a USB device?

I'm looking forward to your improved fade effects :) Thanks waxy. I'm looking forward to having the time to complete it :) I'm actually hoping that 2.0 can get out the door soonest (which will mean minimal changes) - so then the devs can start adding exciting new stuff to the next generation of Bet...

I've never come across a "XLR 48v phantom to 3.5 mm jack 5 v phantom" adaptor. Is that your question?

An alternative method is to select the region that you want to repeat, then from the Effect menu use "Repeat..."

I thought that might be what you meant, but I now don't understand how you can be recording from the USB input when it appears to not be selected as the recording device.

Select the track then "Effect Menu > Amplify" but do not apply the effect. The Amplify effect will show how much amplification is required to bring it up to 0 dB, so, for example, if it says "Amplification (dB): 1.9" then you know the peak amplitude is -1.9 dB.

billw58 wrote:The downside (at least in Pro Tools 6LE) was the mixdown happened in real time.

Same in ProTools 7.

Have you looked in the Windows Control Panel to see if Stereo Mix is available and enabled? (see here for details: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... es#vistacp )

kelloggdental wrote:My settings are Windows, speaker-Real Tech, Microphone arrary, 2 Stereo.

Could you give a bit more detail about that. Where are those setting? Are those "options" or are they "the selected options"? I'm not sure what you are referring to.