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... recording before you start throwing around the oddball special settings for multitrack. They just cloud the issue. http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/tutorial_recording_multi_track_overdubs.html "M-Audio Pro" doesn't tell us anything. If you Google/Bing that, you get thousands ...

... quality settings and the "Part 1.WAV", as this scenario seemed more prone to issue, if you do not mind doing that. Thanks for your help. Gale

jrhbirder wrote:...I've wasted a number of cd in trying to use the information provided in help...

That's where re-writeable media comes in handy! You use the same one over and over again until you get it right. I have a small pack of CD-RWs and a small pack of DVD-RWs just for that very purpose.

... see a "nyquist" folder? Does it contain a "rawwaves" folder and a lot of .lsp files? That is what you need. If that does not help, are you running a case-sensitive version of OS X (that means, it treats lower and upper case file and folder names as different)? You can probably ...

You may need two posts. One should be "clean" nose. Noise with nothing else going on like talking, music or barking. The second post should be a portion that you want to try and clean -- with the interview or talking.

Koz

... There should be some simple way to make the break between tracks I've wasted a number of cd in trying to use the information provided in help. I would like some assistance so no more cds are wasted. I should mention that help was useless in being able to cut and edit also. It was so simple ...

Go ahead and post a sample.
See here for how to do so: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

... the pitch. I cannot hear any noticeable difference between the original track and the processed one except for the speed. I would be willing to help you out by testing any special build which might pinpoint where the 2.0.1 problem originates from. mdubin

Koz, the background sound of the room air conditioner is as loud/louder than the voice, i think . i wonder if there's anyone "out there" who, for a good cause, will have a look. the clip's about a half minute long. i'm not sure about etiquette, regarding this. please forgive if i'm imposin...

All forms of Noise Removal need to be able to detect a definable difference between "what is noise" and "what is the sound to keep". Some "identifiers" make separation easier than others, for example, "noise on the left, sound to keep on the right" is very eas...