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Yes, this works, thanks again for your help!!

Which version of Windows?
Which version of Audacity? (look in "Help > About Audacity")
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Alright, that seems to have fixed the problem, thanks for the help steve. Since we're on the topic, would this work if I had recordings of myself talking in different pitches and wanted to fix them, or would I have to use a different method from this? (Note: ...

It's a live recording where the right channel has a better balance of all instruments. I want to create a 2-channel .wav file in which both channels contain the original recording's right channel. Any help much appreciated -- Thanks

Having trouble recording song onto a CD-R any help would be appreciated. I'm running Vista. Seem to be having trouble saving song to Media Player.

Also see trying to mic a rock band. If I bought a mic with a much higher SPL would that help this problem? Sorta....... Yes, using a microphone with a higher Sound Pressure Level rating is a very good step, but then you have to keep it from overloading the microphone ...

... is it the SPL which is too high in these environments? Yes, that appears to be the case. If I bought a mic with a much higher SPL would that help this problem? There are two things to consider: 1) Can the microphone handle the SPL without distorting? 2) Can the H1 handle the signal level ...

... the comments on Amazon: That Mic is not good for anything. I sent it back. From the description of the mic on Amazon: Conveniently set with the help of stand and clip, desktop mic stand. Plug and play, start recording--no extra gear needed! Effective recording distance is 10ft in a quiet room; ...

Thanks for the responses. So in effect is it the SPL which is too high in these environments?

If I bought a mic with a much higher SPL would that help this problem?

Thanks so much.

Ben.

It could be the H/M/L sensitivity thing, but when you're in a sound field loud enough to make your jacket move, I don't think that's going to help.

Koz