My audio setup was to use the microphone (USB attached) as the recording device. For the playback, I used the external computer speakers. I used my earphones (USB attached) to listen to the click track. I used the "duplicate" feature of Audacity to open another track of only the first two bars of the click track. Those appeared directly below the first two bars of the full track. I then opened up a third track to record my playing, which I began once the first eight clicks were completed. Before I sent it over to Audio.com, I deleted the full click track and listened to what was left. If it was successful, then it was probably the most difficult way in the world to achieve success.
To me, it sounded in sync, and I have checked it a few times since. I'm hoping that it sounds that way to Digger and yourself. I am sending you the recording and would appreciate your expert opinion.
If not, then I can work on it some more.
I'd like to have it sound more musical. If I get a chance to record part 1, maybe I can get closer to that goal with it.
To me, it sounded in sync, and I have checked it a few times since. I'm hoping that it sounds that way to Digger and yourself. I am sending you the recording and would appreciate your expert opinion.
If not, then I can work on it some more.
I'd like to have it sound more musical. If I get a chance to record part 1, maybe I can get closer to that goal with it.

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