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Could this be the reason? Yes it could. Wouldn't be safer to force "." char for ANY language in the input gadgets of Audacity since it's the only accepted char? It looks like it automatically replaces them with Windows user settings decimal delimiter even when I use . and I press OK. It could be a ...

Still the same... But I thought about a possible explanation why this happens: I changed my default Italian CSV delimiter char
Could this be the reason?

When I use Audacity 3.0.2.0 and change language to my native tongue Italian, almost every effect I try (e.g. Change Pitch / Cambia intonazione) fail with a Validation Error: https://i.ibb.co/nwpkQ3t/image.png Switching to Eng, Ger, Fra, Spa it does work fine. Seems something is broken in the Italian...