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I would write it off. The voices are very low compared to the noise so it is hard to remove much noise without removing most of the voices. I just removed a little noise and applied a notch filter at 1000 Hz which seemed to help a little.

Gale

Just a quick "historical" note. The "Split to Mono" option was specifically added to Audacity to help users that need to record mono sources using audio interfaces that record dual mono channels. A common use for this is for singer-guitarists to plug a mic into ...

... set the language back to English. Next time you want to use Audacity you will be at "step 2". If you would like to volunteer to help with Arabic translations, please ask for details via the feedback address (see: http://www.audacityteam.org/community/translators/)

Thanks again for your help. The problem is now solved. I made an incorrect assumption after reading the earlier 2014 post by trying to use the 64 bit version of the download suggested there because I run w10 64bit. You put me on the ...

This is a screenshot of what your AUP looks like in a text editor. Look for the tag projname=" That's what your _DATA folder looks like.

Koz

AUP is not an Audacity sound file. An Audacity Project has a AUP file which contains the instructions how Audacity is to construct the show from the contents of the _DATA folder of the same name. You must have both and they have to both be in the same place or folder for the show to open. Where is y...

Thanks Koz, I did it!!!!!!

Reduced levels and used the limiter, no distortion with the lightening sound!
That was a feat and a half!
Thank you for your help!
Thanks also to Steve & Cyrano!

Melissa
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... The previous version of Audacity I have deleted. That error is expected until pluginregistry.cfg is deleted (deleting audacity.cfg should not help at all, in theory). But did you not have a second Effect > High Pass Filter that did initialise and work (in a cascading menu to right of "High ...

Thanks so much! You put me on the right track. So long as the cassette was connected via the USB to the computer, it was using the cassette/USB as the output device. All I had to do was unplug it and wala! Sound from the computers speakers.Thanks Gale for your help!

... are not muted. The volume is turn all the way up. Any thoughts? Is the problem associated with the LAME DLL and this computer being 64-bit? All help welcome.