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I've tried it a few times. I won't be trying it again soon. Just like PulseAudio, it can stay away from my system.

Hey. Basslint I assume it would work fine in Ubuntu if built to that version. Haven't tried, I like Arch Linux more than MX or Ubuntu. I refuse to even try Windows again though. tseaver That is one of the first things I did when I had the issue. I run on the same hub now without noise, which I guess...

Hey guys.

So I went with Arcolinux, built audacity from git clone on AUR "audacity-wxgtk2" "v2.4.2-1" and now it seems to be fixed. I will test a bit and report if I find any problems. I did however have the ticking with the packaged audacity on Arch.

Hey good-ish news. I also had suspected ground issues. However, the recording is clean when done with QJackRcd.

I wonder if it is the gpu vrm struggling with ground issue/dirty noise when plotting the graph. It was okay in Windows though. I am quite baffled.

When I zoom in with Audacity the rate that the ticks occur, increase. My gpu is an ASUS AORUS AMD RX580, not sure if it is the cause.

I have "disabled"/blacklisted the AMD hdmi drivers. Not that it made a difference.

Hey I hope this is okay, my computer is a bit loud.

If I go into Studio Controls, and "stop" JACK, it re-runs pulse, and reloads my devices, I can then set my settings in studio controls for JACK and run JACK, or I can just keep using pulse. I have to set my volume with QASmixer. If using JACK, check settings in QjackCtl. If struggling to s...

Hey I have just switched from Windows. Went with Ubuntu Studio, pretty impressed at how well everything works. Except I get a faint ticking sound when I press record with Audacity. It isn't there when not recording. OcenAudio has the same, though, slightly more frequent, slighty softer than the Auda...