![]() Make sure the Selection tool is selected as shown in the first picture. To the right of those, there are also cursor options. From left to right, they are Pause, Play, Stop, Start Skip, End Skip, and Record. Become familiar with the round control buttons on the top left of Audacity (see the first image).In this step, we will test our microphone in Audacity by recording short samples, and then listen to the playback: If the audio feedback in item #2 bothers you, skip to the next step and adjust your microphone level while test recording in Audacity. Since recording setups vary, you will have to tinker with this step. Go to the next step for testing in Audacity.Adjust microphone levels under sound in system preferences Note: I do not have a computer with Macintosh OS, so I cannot provide any pictures.Uncheck "Listen to this Device" and hit apply to stop feedback.Find the settings and adjustments that make you sound the clearest. ![]() Experiment with different microphone positions. Try adjusting the slider in the "levels" tab to various positions, and listen to how you sound.If you don't hear anything, try changing the playback device, or following item #3 below. ![]() Note: You should hear feedback from your microphone to your speakers or headphones. Check the "Listen to this Device" box and hit apply. Right-click your microphone and select properties, and click on the "listen" tab.
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