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Thanks for the response Steve. Unfortunately that link seems to be down at the moment.

What website would you recommend that hosts a wide variety of these VST effects?

You need a VST Host program that supports real-time effects.
Have a look here: http://www.hermannseib.com/english/vsthost.htm
Alternatively, there's (non-free) programs such as Reaper, Cubase, Sonar and others.

... effects that a nice, more expensive amp would have. This final question doesn't have anything to do with Audacity, but maybe you guys can still help. I am wondering if it is possible to use those Nick Crow Lab guitar amps with direct response as to how the sound is affected by the amp. (Basically ...

The instructions say something vague like "copy and paste the .dll is your VST host plug in folder or something. It's not particularly vague - it says (for the "Nick Crow 7170 Lead" effect): " Installation: Put the "Nick_Crow_7170_Lead.dll" files in the VST plugin fold...

I figured that out by accident, but thanks for the kind response. Wow...Audacity is one powerful program!

... can I record the sound that is being produced in audacity?" I realize that this might not make any sense, but hopefully this first post will help generate a discussion where you all can assist me. Thanks!!

All audio tracks have a pan slider, but if the track is not deep enough (vertical height) you won't be able to see it. To stretch a track so that it is higher vertically, move the mouse pointer over the bottom edge of the track, then when it turns into a vertical double pointed arrow, click and drag...

I added a stereo vocal track to a stereo kareoke music accompaniment, which gave me four tracks. The accompaniment tracks 1 and 2 offer individual panning but not the vocal tracks, 3 and 4. I split the vocal track (Track menu -> "Split Stereo Track") but still no panning option appear in e...

... device" for "Speakers (Realtek Hhigh Definition Audio)" which was already there. Hope someone finds this useful. Now, can anyone help me please. When recording, how to I make larger/deeper the recording bar, ie the wavy lines, mine appears very squashed. Thanks

... device you wish to troubleshoot -> Next -> Apply this fix. Option #2: launch Windows' "Sound Recorder" -> press F1 key (or click "Help") -> scroll to bottom -> select "Troubleshoot audio-recording problems -> "Fix it" -> Run (to download and run a Microsoft ...