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This option should logically be available under the menu Tracks, isn't it?
It is unintuitively located under the dropdown options of the first track only.
Am I the only one to find it unintuitive?

I am running version 2.4.1 on current windows 10. To install a nyquist plugin, I am supposed to use Tools > Nyquist Plug-in Installer, but this option is not available under tools. Under add/remove plugins the nyquist installer is enabled, but just does not show up in tools. What am I supposed to do...

Thank you Steve, I will dig into that.
I suppose I will need Jack as well in order to insert the delay without blocking the sound port and some kind of threshold detector...

I thought about using a preceding delay line by 1 min and then to trigger recording by Audacity.
Something like that: https://github.com/stevenryoung/RadioDelay
Is it possible to trigger a recording of about 2 min right from the command line?

[Audacity 2.2.2 on Debian buster. installed from the repositories.] Hi experts here, I wonder if you could give me an advice or if Audacity is the right track to start with: I need to record events (ideally with a timestamp) that happen randomly and I am only able to detect it even once it has happe...

They have been approximated.
If you intend to publish the filters with stock Audacity, I will make a 100% version: i have meanwhile got the exact table here:
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/Rechner-dba-spl.htm (Scroll down to the half approx.)

Eq curves may be added or saved by importing / exporting using the "Manage Curves" feature (see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/equalization.html#manage) The curves are stored in XML format and so it is also possible to manually create or edit curves by editing the XML file in a plain text ed...

OK, one should not try to use audacity to build a noise meter that you can get for a few bucks everywhere. Absolute measurements are not my purpose. But Audacity has a wonderful spectrum analyser that lacks an aural dB(A) weighting. So I take the sample, filter it and plot the spectrum. That results...

Hi Audacitiers, I just wondered that the equalisation curves provided by default do not include the Db (A) filter and the Db (C) filter, which are extremely common in audio measurement. OK they are easy to create, but not everybody knows how that curve looks like... It would have been good to provid...