Audacity Forum

Oops, should have guessed that from the forum.
I've not used it, but have a look at Qlab. http://figure53.com/qlab/
Unfortunately it is no longer free, but it looks like there's a free trial version.

Are you sure that you have downloaded the files correctly from the H2?
Is the concert recorded as a mono, stereo or 4-channel recording?
Is the unwanted voice present on all channels of the recording?

Audacity is a good tool for preparing all of your individual tracks, but then I would recommend "MultiPlay" by Audio Visual Devices for playing them. https://www.audiovisualdevices.com.au/s ... /index.php (it's free and very good).

Topic split to new thread. To get a WAV file you need to use "File menu > Export". More information here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/File_Export_Dialog You will probably find these to links useful also: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Audacity_Projects http://wiki.audacityteam.o...

There is a typo: #' demod must be #'demod (no whitespace between #' and demod) Thanks Edgar, now corrected, though strangely enough it still worked with the space. is there a better way known to descramble "unknown" signals? Good question. A fairly close guess can be made of the carrier f...

You're welcome.

Your "Headphones" is a "Headset"? (headphones and microphone combined?)

While we are testing this, do you have any "ordinary" headphones? (no microphone, with just a mini-jack plug connector)?

Close Audacity, then plug in your USB headphones, wait a few moments for Windows to recognise the headphones, then restart Audacity.
What options do you now have?

Are there any other options available?
What if you change the "Host" setting?

What happens if you do a "not-timed" recording of that radio station?
What happens if you do a "timed" recording that occurs during the daytime (while you are awake and can check what it's doing)?