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Oops, so it is.
I was going to suggest "Classic Chorus" by Kjaerhus, but their website no longer exists.

Update:
You're in luck, the plug-in is still available from brothersoft:
http://www.brothersoft.com/publisher/kj ... audio.html

Have you tried using Audacity 1.3.12 with FFMpeg installed? http://audacityteam.org/download/ http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#installffmpeg Alternatively, you could convert the file to WAV format with a suitable file converter program, then import and edi...

Hope this clarifies things, Yes, got it. I think it is a bug, but the good news is that I think it has been fixed. If you're feeling adventurous you could try the "nightly" build of Audacity. This is the latest, not yet released (1.3.13 alpha) version and it is available from here: http:/...

It's starting to sound like the First Act USB Guitar cable might be faulty.
As far as I can see you appear to be doing everything right.
I don't suppose that you know anyone else that has one of these?
Are you able to try it out on another computer?
Is it still under warranty?

There is a chorus effect in the "set of over 90 LADSPA plug-ins" available on the main Audacity site: http://audacityteam.org/download/plugins

QuickTime for Windows is on my personal "banned" list - it's monstrously huge and tries to take over as the default player for everything :evil: There's another Windows-only analysis tool SUPER by erightsoft. It's an annoying link jungle to download it, but worth the effort. It can not onl...

I'm not able to reproduce the problem from the information given.
Could you give a step-by-step method for how to reproduce the problem.

@saturation, too loud: If the first image was directly from your recording (before any processing) then the flat tops/bottoms to the waveform would indicate that your recording level is too loud. However, it doesn't look like a "raw" recording but one that has been heavily processed. I pr...

Which version of Windows?
On Win XP I would expect it to be "plug and play", but on Vista and Win 7 you may need to configure the correct sample format (16 bit 44100 Hz CD Quality) and set the recording volume level in the Windows Control Panel.

sn4p3 wrote:Unfortunately that link seems to be down at the moment.

Yes I noticed, try again tomorrow, hopefully it's just a temporary glitch.

sn4p3 wrote:What website would you recommend that hosts a wide variety of these VST effects?

http://tinyurl.com/27leppn