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If you mean that you want the voice on the other end of the phone to be audible, then you'll probably not be able to get it much clearer than this: recording-extract.wav That was done by amplifying and then using the Equalizer to remove low and high frequencies. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Eq...

I think I understand your question, but could you post a couple of screen shots to illustrate the issue. There is a screenshot tool in the Help menu of Audacity 13. Make sure that the "Save Images To" location is somewhere on your local machine that you have write permissions for. Is your ...

You would be better to use Audacity 1.3.13. (the 1.2.6 version is well past retirement age).
http://audacityteam.org/download/

Does the first 30 seconds play correctly?

The Vocal removal effect removes sounds that are dead centre in a stereo mix. Quite often it is the main vocal that is in the centre and other sounds are panned some way to the left/right. In these cases the main vocal will be removed and the other sounds will remain. If you are getting the opposite...

Thank you for your report juxtapozbliss,
As you guessed that post was not from forum management. The matter has been dealt with.

Steve

Is this specific to MP3 files? (If you don't have any audio files other than MP3s, make some test samples by opening Audacity, generate a test tone, and export several times in different formats).

MissouriMan wrote:1. Record Youtube and export as MP3.

When you record, do you have a wiggly blue waveform appear in the new audio track?
If you do, does it play when you press the Play button (before you Export)?

Thanks for the step-by-step RA1, but just to note that those steps are not limited to Audacity 1.2.6. It works the same on Audacity 1.3.x. Audacity 1.2.6 is very old now (past retirement age) and I would definitely recommend upgrading to Audacity 1.3.13 (I use it regularly on XP and it is a lot more...

It's a bit of a knotted option though, If you're wanting to produce a CD of your music, then yes it is. At some point the MIDI "performance" needs to be recorded (or rendered) to audio, and the best way for you to do that is to make an audio recording of your Claviova. So yes I agree that...

The microphone is a mono device, so you should set Audacity to record "1 channel (mono)" when recording from the microphone. "Edit menu > Preferences > Devices". The recorded mono track will play through both speakers. For any tracks that you have already recorded, assuming that ...