Thanks for your help.
I can play audio files no problem.
Recording makes a small recording, and playing that back sounds like a chipmunk played fast. Slowing it down doesn’t fix it.
This problem started a couple of years ago, and I moved to other software. Now I’m back.
To fix this problem I’ve tried compiling from source (as of july31/2020) (details below) and the problem remains.
I’ve reset the configuration,
input is pulse mic 0, alsa
project rate is 44000Hz
I’ve attached the dignostics file.
I’m on Linux Mint, 19.03 (or something similar to that number).
Build Information
File Format Support
libmad
(MP3 Importing)
Enabled
libvorbis
(Ogg Vorbis Import and Export)
Enabled
libid3tag
(ID3 tag support)
Enabled
libflac
(FLAC import and export)
Enabled
libtwolame
(MP2 export)
Enabled
QuickTime
(Import via QuickTime)
Disabled
ffmpeg
(FFmpeg Import/Export)
Enabled
gstreamer
(Import via GStreamer)
Disabled
Core Libraries
libsoxr
(Sample rate conversion)
Enabled
PortAudio
(Audio playback and recording)
v19
wxWidgets
(Cross-platform GUI library)
3.1.3 (Audacity)
Features
Theme
(Dark Theme Extras)
Disabled
Nyquist
(Plug-in support)
Enabled
LADSPA
(Plug-in support)
Enabled
Vamp
(Plug-in support)
Enabled
Audio Units
(Plug-in support)
Disabled
VST
(Plug-in support)
Enabled
LV2
(Plug-in support)
Enabled
PortMixer
(Sound card mixer support)
Enabled
SoundTouch
(Pitch and Tempo Change support)
Enabled
SBSMS
(Extreme Pitch and Tempo Change support)
Enabled
Build Information
Program build date:
Jul 31 2020
Commit Id:
6f947b of Wed Jul 29 10:49:17 2020 -0500
Build type:
CMake Release build (debug level 1), 64 bits
Compiler:
GCC 7.5.0 (Audacity)
Installation Prefix:
/usr/local
Settings folder:
/home/chris/.audacity-data
Audacity_dbgrpt-9995-20200731T122009.zip (17.2 KB)