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Perhaps you can send us that ZIP file. It "may" give some hint to why you are getting this problem.

If your project contains any tracks that do not have a sample rate of 44100, resample them to 44100 ("Tracks menu > Resample").

Let us know if that makes any difference.

Check that your computer microphone is muted.

Any of the Input AUDIO Drivers on my Laptop Altogether What audio drivers do you have? Which devices are enabled in the Windows Sound control panel? Do you have any "virtual drivers" installed (such as "Voicemeeter", "TotalRecorder", or "VAC")? AND more than ...

MikeFeedback wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:22 pm

I guess I will have to word it differently.

Or get a human to read it.

Which is the best way to do this please? The best way is to re-record with the correct emphasis. Inflections in speech are very subtle - there's a lot more going on that simply loudness and pitch, and it is virtually impossible to manipulate those subtleties with audio editing software (though ther...

vocal22 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 6:56 pm

It looks like all the silence is not loading.

Most likely because the leading silence that you are expecting isn't in the file.

MikeFeedback wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 7:06 pm

Audacity never needed the mic on to record internal audio?

That's correct.

You are recording the output from your Realtek sound card directly from the sound card - microphone not required.

Check in the Windows Sound control panel and ensure that the mixer is set to the same sample rate in both the Recording and Playback tabs.

Hi, Steve. Is there a Nyquist way to get the name of the currently selected label track (assuming I select only one at a time) ? There's the Macro / Scripting command: GetInfo: Type="Tracks" You can call that command like this: (aud-do-command "GetInfo:" :type "Tracks"...