17-Aug-2020, 21:17
I bet it's the security settings in OSX.
If you go to the Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Security & Privacy
Click the padlock and enter your password to unlock the panel.
Open the Privacy tab and in the left hand pane scroll down to Microphone and select it.
In the right hand pane that'll light up, scroll down to Audacity and click on it to enable it to use the mic input.
Note although it's labelled Mic, it's more about enabling Audacity to use CoreAudio, and this is where you do it.
Then, restart Audacity and you should be good to go.
/P.
If you go to the Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Security & Privacy
Click the padlock and enter your password to unlock the panel.
Open the Privacy tab and in the left hand pane scroll down to Microphone and select it.
In the right hand pane that'll light up, scroll down to Audacity and click on it to enable it to use the mic input.
Note although it's labelled Mic, it's more about enabling Audacity to use CoreAudio, and this is where you do it.
Then, restart Audacity and you should be good to go.
/P.
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