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Take it Slow wrote: don't have a mouse with horizontal scrolling and thus cannot modify the ~10,000 dB range in the Equalizer

You don't need a mouse with horizontal scrolling to use the Equalizer. What settings are you having trouble with?

ASIO drivers are available for most sound cards that have been designed for music production, but not usually for cheap general purpose sound cards. I've tried to figure out jack but I've been unable to find guides for using it to combine multiple audio devices into one virtual device on windows. Th...

Try to get a noise sample that is typical of the noise that you want to remove. If the noise sample is too short, you can use the "Repeat" effect to make it longer. 5 seconds duration should be enough for the noise sample. Noise removal in Audacity 1.3.13 is usually better than Noise Remov...

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kozikowski wrote:Much better to do that with a Low Pass Filter instead of struggling with the control points.

But the Low Pass filter is not available for use in Chains, so the method that you have described with the Equalization effect is the way to go.

Try using a combination of the Leveller effect (to create distortion) and the Equalization effect (possibly the AM Radio preset) to limit the bandwidth.

If Suse does not provide any other means for doing so, try installing the "PulseAudio Volume Control" to select which input is used by PulseAudio for recording.

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USB devices should be connected and recognised by Windows before you start Audacity. The device must be enabled as a recording device in the Windows Control Panel (See here for more info: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#Using_the_Control_Panel) Providing that both of those con...

Most of these features are available in Audacity 1.3.13, though the exact details may be a bit different from Adobe Audition. chop up waveforms into pieces Select the section (click and drag) that you want to split as a separate audio clip and press Ctrl+I (or "Edit menu > Clip Boundaries > Spl...