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... which soundproof booth you're going to install. https://blog.acx.com/2014/06/26/how-to-succeed-at-audiobook-production-part-1/ http://www.acx.com/help/setup/202008260 Their goals are slightly different from yours. They want you to record perfectly with a top quality microphone in a studio because ...

How do I even know what level I am recording at? I am sure this is a dreadfully basic question Basic, but not obvious. This AudioBook thing not a version of talking into your phone to your sister is Schenectady. You are replacing a recording engineer and studio. Which can be done, don't let me scar...

Recorded my audiobook then ran the first mastering step (as I understood it), normalization, and the file sounded worse, not better. Someone at ACX's quality control very kindly listened to a sample chapter and gave me the following feedback: "The main issue with your audio file is that it was ...

Thank you for the valuable help. I had the cans plugged into a 1/8" mini-jack on the front panel on the PC, which does not show up on the list of playback devices. This setup works with use of a dynamic mic. Plugging the cans into ...

If you need more help, please post the full information from Help > Audio Device Info... top right of Audacity so we can see what audio devices you are using. If the problem only happened after updating to Sierra and you are using ...

... how-to? If you name the effect we might be able to find a Linux equivalent. Support for WINE may be obtained here: https://www.winehq.org/help . Other solutions such as running a licensed copy of Windows in a Virtual Machine are described here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Linux_Issues#VST_plug-ins_on_Linux ...

I have no reason to suspect my audio driver since audio is otherwise working properly. I wish I could see what was causing the conflict. :( Right now, my "work-around" is to run Audacity from a VM ("Windows 10" using "VM Player"). Technically, Audacity is still running...

Thanks Gale, K-Lite does let you chose your codecs, though I probably installed most (if not all) of it. I have no reason to suspect my audio driver since audio is otherwise working properly. I wish I could see what was causing the conflict. :( Right now, my "work-around" is to run Audacit...

Hi Gale and thanks for the response. Evidently I still don't get it. When I click on device, recording my only choices are Microsoft Sound Mapper-input and Microphone (Realtek.) I don't see anything listed as a device toolbar? Thanks again for your help.

Tx, I've tried all that hints but nothing did help