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I've no idea why, though I can confirm that it does drop the last sample on exporting a 22,752,072 sample file.
I'm also curious why it is a problem - my CD burning application can handle tracks of any length without issues.

Please post in Windows, Linux or Mac / Audacity 1.2 or Audacity 1.3 (to avoid irrelevant answers)

JAS Falcon1138 wrote:I know in the stable version, there is a checkbox under Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O that lets you enable overdubbing,

That option is in 1.3 also.
Edit menu > Preferences > Audio I/O tab
"Play other tracks while recording new one"

Upgrade to Audacity 1.3 - that will be much easier than trying to fix a broken 1.2 (Audacity 1.3 is pretty stable now, and has many improvements over the old 1.2 version).

Just open the .ny file in a text editor.

Make a copy of the track, and apply reverb to the copy - this should be a "Wet only" effect. Use the Time-shift tool to move the effect track a little to the right. Apply Equalization to the effect as required. Adjust the volume of the reverb track using the track volume slider. ("Dry...

Please post your question in the section of the forum that is relevant to your operating system and the version of Audacity that you use.

When Windows detects a USB audio device, it hands over all of the sound system to it (recording and playback - even though your turntable is not a playback device :shock: ) To fix the problem, go into the Windows Control Panel and reset the playback device to your sound card. See here for details: h...

Here is a screenshot from Audacity 1.3 of the kind of thing:
If you were using Audacity 1.3 I could have sent you a plug-in for boosting/reducing bass/treble

And I presume that the 293GB is not fragmented? When Windows runs out of contiguous disk space, the drive has to start searching for the available spaces to write the data - this reduces drive efficiency massively. The recording length in Audacity 1.3 is unlimited, but that does not mean that you wi...