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What is different here is that in my case the exported .wav's retain the buzz Then this is a different issue. The problem in your case Fluxliner is that you have recorded too loud, so the recording is distorting. The waveform should never reach all the way to the top or bottom of the track. Always ...

Ah, sorry, I misread your post, I was clicking on the track, not the timeline. This is the way I would edit out an advert (in Audacity 1.3.5): 1) Select the region of the commercial (roughly) 2) Press the space-bar to start the playing. 3) if I need to adjust the start position, press the space-bar ...

Please try an play nicely chaps, we like to keep this forum a helpful and pleasant place for all Audacity users. I think that MDOC was just pointing out that Audacity is a community effort, and all Audacity users are part of that community, so each of us can do a bit to support and promote it, wheth...

"FLOORFISH.dll " is a VST expander / noise gate that is said to work with Audacity. http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.p ... &subItem=5

See here for other plug-ins: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... T_Plug-ins

Guess it was just my not knowing enough about how to drive audacity. That's about the size of it. Increasing the signal strength will probably take care of the noise problem as well. Check your USB turntable carefully and see if there is a volume knob on it - some have one on the bottom (underneath...

Are you recording just one track, or multi-tracking?
When you export the audio do you here the buzz?
What if you generate a low frequency wave - say a sine wave at 60 Hz and amplitude of 0.9 - does that buzz?

Audacity needs to run locally (on the client, not on the server). The Audacity program folder needs to be copied to each computer on which it is to run. You then just need a link or shortcut on the client computers for launching the application.

Clipfix is available here: http://www.gaclrecords.org.uk/audacitydl.html

Download the .zip file, unzip it and put the .ny file in the Audacity plug-ins folder.

Unfortunately I do not think that it will help much in this particular case - the audio sample that you posted is just too badly damaged.

"corrupt recordings"? That doesn't give us much to go on.

perhaps something here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 63&p=25633
or here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... turntables

There is one. See the reply to your previous post: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 63&p=25633