Not least, Narrator has also an auto duck setting.
Since this is installed by default, it could very well have been the culprit.
It has also a bug. If you start Narrator, e.g. when NVDA hangs and
stop it afterwards, the NVDA voice is being ducked in future.
Search for duck in Windows settings.
The exact option name is:
Lower the volume of other apps when Narrator is speaking
Make also sure that no enhancements are enabled in the tab of the
same name for the realtec properties.
Robert
On 03/09/2020, tr.galanos@xxxxxxxxx <tr.galanos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Right, JAWS also has an auto duck feature. It is not enabled by default
though.
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<audacity4blind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of jacob kruger
Sent: Thursday, September 3, 2020 8:27 AM
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Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: Overdubbing Using Internal Soundcard
Windows10
Rob, probably a silly question, but, make sure NVDA is not set to lower
other audio volumes when speaking, and, maybe, try putting it to sleep while
playing/recording, just in case?
Stay well
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On 2020-09-03 02:13 PM, Rick USA wrote:
Hi:
I am using a recent Dell XPS computer, Windows10 Pro, the preinstalled
Realtech audio card, 3.5 plug Mike in front panel, NVDA and Audacity.
When I generate a Click track and then play it while recording a test vocal
track over it I am having a problem.
Apparently every time a click is played either the volume of the second
vocal track is lowered way down or cut out all together.
If I record a long solid EEEEEEEEEk
While listening to the click track I hear
E, E, E, E, E, k with short silence between each e where a click would
otherwise have been played after I mute the click track.
I had this happen in Reaper as well and one fellow suggested I buy an audio
interface.
I am asking if anyone has done a overdubbing multi-track recording using
just the internal sound card and a mike to see if it may just be some
setting causing the problem.
I will likely get an audio interface but the Berringer I want is out of
stock and will be for some time to come.
If this problem would not be resolved using an audio interface that would
just be more wasted time and money so I am looking around to see if anyone
else has addressed this problem or has a similar setup that is working
correctly.
P.S. I used headphones so as not to get any playback feedback via the audio
output and the external mike.
Thanks for any help:
Rick USA
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