Audacity Forum

Click on the "Manage" button and select "Options > Enable graphical interface".
Then close the interface and relaunch the effect.

darkcity wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 13, 2020 10:04 am

could be our Audacitys are compiled against gtk3?

Some recent repository builds of Audacity are incorrectly built against gtk3.

Because MP3 is an approximation? Yes, plus the fact that MP3s can go over 0 dB. There are now three vertical red lines showing instances of clipping. Just three lines is likely to be inaudible. If you zoom in close, I'd expect that each line is just a single sample, so on playback, that sample valu...

Is your Mac fully updated?
Is it set to update automatically, or even to download updates automatically?

Check the sample rate settings in the Recording AND Playback tabs of the Windows Sound control panel. Set them both to 44100.

that should be more than enough to record for a while. It's getting a bit low. A 5 hour stereo recording at 44100 Hz sample rate will require about 6 GB. If you normalize the recording, that's another 6 GB. But when I recroded overnight What else was your Mac doing overnight? Updating? Backups?

InternetStream wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 06, 2020 8:50 pm

My hard-drive is full, but I have like 35GB left

35 GB out of how much? What is the disk capacity?


I assume that "Sound Activated Recording" is NOT enabled? (In Audacity 2.4.2 the setting is in "Transport menu > Transport Options")

kozikowski wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:44 pm

And while you're in there, make it able to use the stand-alone Noise Profile we saved from the new and improved Noise Reduction.

That will not be in the next version. FFT is rather complicated and not very fast in Nyquist.

schminsk wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:15 pm

It's connected to the computer.

How? USB?

To narrow down the possibilities, it would be useful to know if the analog outputs are working.

Do you have the turntable connected to an amp / speakers? Can you test if the analog output is working?