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  1. The wavepad device is (default sound in) and the input is 'Windows Record Mixer'. I'm running the sound back from my receiver. I'd be surprised (but I'm not an expert) if I'm recording on Wavepad via a microphone. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
  2. I recently attempted to record audio from a youtube video. It was of chiming bells. They chimed, then the sound of the chime slowly and evenly diminished. But when I recorded it with wavepad, the diminish suddenly dives down in volume about halfway through the diminish. You can see it in the wave in the recording. It's slowly diminishing, then it just dives down. It happens no matter what volume I record it at, and it definitely is not what the original does. In fact, I can record it accurately with the soundtap. But why can't I do it with the wavepad?
  3. I'm making MP3 recordings from live online music streams. I record 10-12 songs, then split them into separate files. Lately, each song seems to start with some hum (like the recording is amplifying to search for some sound before the track starts), then, when the song starts, it clips (very briefly spikes), then it balances to normal. This is not happening at the source. The result is that after the spike the rest of the recording is too quiet. I can manually normalize it after the spike easily enough, but I'd prefer it just record the entire song at the level I decide in the first place. Any suggestions?
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