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In Win.Sound Settings > (Right Click Vol. Icon) > Playback > Both the Realtek HD A Spkrs + Digi Output are Disabled(not that they seem to matter) & USB Audio Codec Spkrs are Enabled. ________ " ________ > Recording > Realtek MIC is Disabled & Both Stereo Mix + USB Audio Codec MIC are E...

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Once you have successfully recorded the audio in Audacity, you can "Export" (File menu > Export) to create a standard audio file. For sending by e-mail you will probably want to export as MP3 so that the file is smaller. For creating a CD you will be best to export as WAV for higher qualit...

For practical purposes that's probably close enough
but it may be more precise to say that "the Cue sheet instructs the CD burning program how to create the TOC".

In Audacity 1.3.13, if you set the "Sensitivity" to zero and the "Attack/Decay" to zero then it is identical to Noise Removal in Audacity 1.3.12.
(the Attack/Decay slider in Audacity 1.3.12 does not work - it's fixed at zero).

I suppose I had to find one. I'd have been disappointed if you didn't :) Q: Why is my output distorting when I use a custom mix? A: The sum of the two %s in one or both channel outputs is in excess of 100%. For example, if the Left output channel had 50% of the original Left channel and 60% of the ...

Yes that works.

The "partner" effect for this would be a simple plug-in to produce partial fades.
I wrote one some time ago, so I've dug it out, updated it and posted it here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 39&t=40900

The usual Fade-in/Fade-out effect in Audacity is either a fade from silence to the original level, or from the original level to silence.

This simple effect produces a partial fade.
Just set how much fade you want and click the OK button.

The effect is called "Fade by dB"

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I think it's your call if you decide to regard yourself as the primary author or not in the ;info line, depending on the extent of the rewrite. The rewrite is extensive but credit for the algorithm goes to Jeremy Brown and Alex S.Brown. If you really feel the ;info line should not contain the autho...