Audio Effects Noise Reducer

I am trying to apply the audio effects noise reducer to the selected audio. I want the roise reduction to be "more". When I select the audio and click "preview" at the highest setting, all sounds good. When I click "apply", the indicator jumps back to the middle setting (between "less" and "more"). Can't get it to apply at the setting I want. I really need noise reduction as the original audio was inputted into the microphone jack rather than the audio jack and overloaded the circuitry and caused severe distortion.

David Babsky wrote:
SoundSoap is here, but it's expensive, ....
the poor-man's-Soap is Audacity, which is here, for free: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
which offers a 'learn and erase' mode for reducing hummmzzz and bzzzz too ...
aside, in the early 80ies, we produced simple no-vocal-versions of popular music, by simply switching the polarity of one stereo channel... the singer is mostly in the middle, so 'interference' of the two identical signals from both channles 'erased' the singer.. ehm, his voice... ehm, the recording of the voice..

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