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Once it's on the timeline as blue waves, the green sound meters should bounce... http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/Audacity1_playback.jpg Then. Edit > Preferences > Devices > Playback > Device > ?? Mine says "Speakers (High Definition Audio)" and I can clearly hear my show. What does yours say? Koz Mi...

Let's start there. ... What ... ? You created a sound pattern on the Audacity Timeline by hand-drawing the blue waves? Where did the show come from? Don't jump ahead. We have to build your show in our heads to straighten this out. Koz I generated some sine waves and put them together. I could have ...

I have selected Stereo Mix and have also made sure Stereo Mix was enabled with Windows.. I am trying to record a raw waveform that I am trying to record in 2 possible ways: via exported WAV file or via an AUP save file. Neither have done much good. I'll try the little red things to see if those work...

I am using Audacity 2.0.1 to record audio to synthesize sirens. Only issue I have is, the Stereo Mix doesn't return audio. Everything is set up the way it should be, yet the only audio it records is a pop at the beginning. I don't see how it isn't working since, as I've stated once already, everythi...

This code is perfect! Thanks Steve!

Yes steve it would be for siren synthesizing. The code I'm using for wind-ups is the same as the code that you linked in the second link. I was figuring, if there was some way to reverse the coding to reverse the way it generates (generates a wind-down rather than a wind-up), it might work the way I...

I am back with another problem. This problem is very similar to the last problem I had. I know Nyquist can be used in many ways. My question is, since I can generate exponential wind-ups now, is there a code someone has done and tested that can generate exponential wind-downs? What I do now is gener...

I have had some experience with Audacity making tornado siren synthesizations. One of the vital tools I use is the chirp generator, for siren wind-ups and wind-downs. I have yet to figure out how to make wind-ups realistic. This is an example of how a wind-up should sound: http://www.youtube.com/wat...