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I've tried altering it. No luck. Thank you for the suggestion.

Yes, but it didn't pick up any sound. The line on the screen didn't fluctuate, and no sound occurred from the playback.

No worries. Thanks anyway for all the help.

I've done it, but it's still not picking up a single sound.

Some issues:
Instead of Internal Microphone, the only option available was MacBook Pro Microphone. The Playback Device was MacBook Pro Speakers and the recording device was MacBook Pro Microphone. There was no option to select New Mono Track.

It's a MacBook Pro. The OS is Catalina. And I don't have a physical microphone, I simply use the aforementioned QuickTime to record directly with the computer.

How do you do this? I imagined it would have something to do with the top bar of my computer, but I'm lost.

(This is really getting frustrating.) Okay, so Audacity isn't recording anything I'm saying at all. Is there a reason for this?

Cheers :] Well, here goes nothing.

I'm trying to rerecord my test, but can't get to grips with Audacity. Is there a quick crash course I could take?

Ok, I've downloaded Audacity. Is there any way I can convert my QuickTime files to Audacity, or will I have to record everything all over again?

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I recorded it using the Audio Recording component of QuickTime Player.

This came up when I tried to upload the test:
"Error The filetype you are attempting to upload is not allowed."
At the risk of seeming very stupid, what do I do?

I'll get to it tomorrow. Thank you so much!

Hi all, back again. I've been sidetracked by life these past months and am now determined to start once and for all.
I have recorded my 1 minute test, but I am unsure how to get in touch with an MC. I would be grateful for any help. Cheers.