What Computer hardware are you using?

Ugh, nevermind, fixed it. Turns out there's a hidden tab in the control panel's sound devices settings that only appears when the line-in is connected. It was noise cancelling, but not from audacity.

Tried with both a DMG and GBC, works just fine on the speakers and headphones with both. I'm having trouble uploading the recording anywhere right now, I'll try again later.

Also, is it different fromwhen you listen from the speaker of the 'boy or headphones? Which kind of 'boy is it?

Better yet is not to use shitwave, so you don't fill up and clog the filter.

Seriously though, can I hear a recording where this happens?

So my only hope is to replace my sound card?

Your soundcard probably has a shit filter. Shitwave sounds like shit, so it's only natural most of it would get filtered away.

I couldn't find anything on this with a quick google search, but after a few seconds of each waveform Audacity starts silencing the audio, until I re-seed or lower the volume for a few seconds. Some of the higher frequencies still get through sometimes. I checked my recording settings and I found nothing on cancelling noise, Could you guys help me out?