which has a recording of pretty much what I’m hearing. The solution in that posting was to turn off Software Playthrough in the Preferences || Recording but I don’t see that box when I look at my Preferences | Recording window. The options I see that might do something is turning off “Hear other tracks while recording” but that doesn’t do anything. And “Audible input monitoring” when I turn that one off, I get “Error opening recording device. Error code: -9997 Invalid sample rate.
That’s the new name for Software Playthrough and it’s the cause of the feedback
I don’t know what’s going on, and I don’t always believe the error description but have you tried 48,000Hz and 44,100Hz? (It’s usually one of those streaming-in.)
Spectacular thank you! I checked the sample rates and they’re all default (44,100). I killed Audacity and restarted, and now I don’t get that error so I don’t know what happened. Maybe after turning off the “Audible input monitoring” it requires a restart? Restarts fix all kinds of evils.
So for anybody else seeing this problem, this is my setup:
Edit | Preferences | Recording | Autible input monitoring - turn it off
View | Toolbars | Devices Toolbar - turn on (a different post suggested this)
In the new toolbar, I have selected Windows WASPI, Speakers (loopback), 2 (Stereo) Recording, and Speakers