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... Windows 7. When I play the track in windows media player it shows the correct track length but continues playing for 1.5-2 mins. Thank you for any help available. I couldn't find anything in the search function that sounds like what is happening so assume I am doing something wrong.

18 second clip, thank you for your help!!!!

You've got a stereo device so you'll need to record in stereo, then delete the silent track and convert to mono (assuming you want mono).

There is some information in the FAQ.

Nice microphone. It may or may not be a nice preamp.

Koz

And it clips at 0.5. That's important. It's not generic clipping. Is there a Focusrite Windows 10 driver or other support software? It's possible the Scarlett isn't supported under Win10. Pretend you're buying a new Scarlett. Does it say explicitly anywhere in the sales brochure it works in Windows ...

That YouTube [v=VxcbppCX6Rk], even when played at top 1080p "HD" quality , does not contain any audio above 16kHz ... I'm probably not getting something, but this is the spectrogram/frequenciy analysis that I'm getting (recording through either microphone or speakers): http://imgur.com/sm...

Thank you for your help. It appears that, since the .aup files were inadvertently deleted outside of Audacity, their projects cannot be recovered.
Live and learn...

... the soundwave is cut off. Does anyone know how to get rid of that? I didn't have this problem before changing computers. I'm very grateful for any help you may be able to give. Mark

In the "Take 1, Wasapi.wav" sample, there is clearly a tone at about 14 kHz in the right channel: firsttrack000.png This code in the Nyquist Prompt will notch out that tone very precisely in the right channel only: (vector (aref *track* 0) (notch2 (aref *track* 1) 14275 20)) If you have a ...

From Wikipedia: "Under ideal laboratory conditions, humans can hear sound as low as 12 Hz[6] and as high as 28 kHz". Wikipedia can be misleading, and in this case I think it is misleading. Response to frequencies well above 20 kHz has been recorded when transmitted through bone conduction...