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Making some audio-gear measurements--attack and release times, e.g.

steve wrote:Just out of interest, what do you need these sample values for?

Thanks--I was able to get the data I needed by repeatedly applying the Nyquist command using ^R. You can find the value of the first sample in a selection by using the Nyquist Prompt effect and running the following code: (snd-fetch s) If you want the value in dB, use this code: (linear-to-db (abs (...

Thanks. I'm analyzing some audio waveforms that have certain amplitude features, and it would have been handy to be able to mouse-over or click a sample to read its value.

In Audacity 2.0.2, is it possible to display the value of an individual sample?
(One more question: is there a shortcut to view a track full-screen?)
(Windows 7 Professional, SP1)

(note: using version 2.0.0 now) Thanks for the reply, Steve. After further experimentation, I'm convinced this must be a bug. Try generating the click track as before, but make the duration 3 minutes. Set reverb time to 0.1 second. Apply one pass of the reverb (I realized that two passes aren't nece...

Version 1.3.14-beta (Unicode) There appears to be a bug in the GVerb effect (or possibly a general bug in the effects). To reproduce: Generate a click track, Click sound: tick. Apply effect GVerb, using Reverb time of approx 0.8 seconds. Apply effect GVerb again, using the same settings as before. L...