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... when I was intending simply to move them. They're a bit small for my eyesight, and zooming doesn't enlarge them. Thanks again for all the help. The program's now doing a wonderful job, and not a penny spent!

... get a greater vocoder effect from the Easy Vocoder plugin is to do some other manipulations to the voice before applying that plugin... that may help a little. Thanks for the references to the other pages on this topic and others... I noticed a "Bass/Treble" plugin that I didn't know ...

You could be suffering from Windows trying to help you with your recording. Vista and Win7 have conferencing settings which try and tailor voice responses for conferencing, Skype, etc. It's precisely not what you want for theatrical recording. Windows ...

... with the lower than normal level seems to point to a microphone not working quite right. You should be on "cardioid" setting. This will help you suppress the echoes in the room. Cardioid -10dB is for loud musical instruments. You can use Circular for an interview, but only in a good, ...

... I actually don't get an error writing to WAV in 1.3.14 alpha after importing that ogg file. Can you confirm the version of Audacity you are using (Help > About Audacity) and the version of Windows, also the project rate and the type of WAV you are exporting to? We do actually have one repeatable ...

Check which Audacity version you are using (Help menu > About Audacity).
The Noise gate effect requires a fairly recent version of Audacity 1.3.x. The recommended version is Audacity 1.3.13 which you can get here: http://audacityteam.org/download/

... the settings to get various levels of the effect with the Easy Vocoder plug-in. I didn't post what Steve posted because I didn't think it would help; it sounds as if you want a description of how each control affects the sound. I don't know enough about that to answer, but you can get the general ...

Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in the Help menu "About Audacity" for the full version number.)

As you are Ubuntu 10.10 you are probably using Audacity 1.3.12 (you can check the version number by looking in "Help > About Audacity") On that assumption I'll move this topic to the Audacity 1.3.x part of the forum. One option that is available in Audacity 1.3.x that is ...

... in 2011 is when it really began to feel some strain in many applications such as Java, Flash (thankfully not YouTube, even in HD), etc. Can anyone help me with this echoing issue?