Audacity Forum

Do you/can you program in C++ ? Yes, that is my language of choice. I've designed and implemented quite a few signal processing algorithms for personal use, most having a simple command-line interface. Unfortunately, I probably won't be able to get too familiar with Audacity's internals, but I'm pr...

I doubt that is true, though it may appear to be the case. I'd be very interested to see a counter-example. And, in case it isn't clear, I'm referring to each individual damaged section, not groupings of sections. ...but that is because you are intelligently grouping together multiple regions of ba...

IMO that would be possible for a built-in effect... That's actually what I was hoping for. ...and could provide very good results provided that it was used where each damaged area was small enough and surrounded by undamaged audio. As shown in my previous post the Repair algorithm fails dismally if...

OK I removed you from moderation. ;) Many thanks! :D Point #2 is something Clip Fix can not deal with - it assumes that it is reconstructing one half-cycle of the waveform. This is exactly why I find Repair to be superior. For complex signals, like music, the result of Clip Fix does not sound very ...

The results that you are getting from ClipFix in that example look to be extraordinarily bad - much worse than I would expect, so I'm wondering what the reason for that is. Could you post the actual audio in WAV format (preferably 32 bit float to ensure that I have exactly the same audio as you) an...

Thank you both for your replies! If you are asking that Repair or something like if should run on longer selections, that's a popular request. No, but that certainly could be useful. If anyone's interested, though, I have an idea (obvious, perhaps) for a workaround for selections longer than 128 sam...

When I use the "Effects"->"Repair" feature to manually fix clipping, the result is immensely better than what is achieved with "Effects"->"Clip Fix." The only problem is that, when dealing with a heavily clipped audio track, it takes an inordinate amount of time to manually select hundreds or thousa...