The behaviour would of course create (or extract) the sound-piece you want.
Perhaps it would be intrsting to see which method yields the most "garbage".
Yes, your [(rest (rest ...))] (or better '(nthcdr 2...)' will be needed if you want to extract individual time pairs. My code just uses the start of the last call as end for the new one. I guess this recursive method works because there will different lexical contexts be established, whereas in the ...
I am not much concerned about the actual preview length and their individual definition. By cursor position is of course not the mouse pointer meant (which is used by the shortcut 1, as far as I know). My goal is to play all 4 neighbouring regions of the selection. If I set the preference of "c" suc...
The stereo widener effect is not shipped with Audacity. There are two plug-ins available as Nyquist implementation. Channel mixer and Stereo-Widener. I prefer the former one because it can also be used for nihilation effects (vocal remover). http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#...
The shortcut for your recursive function would be (employing seq) : (defun rearrange (sig list) (when (= (length list) 1) (return-from rearrange (s-rest 0))) (seq (extract (second list) (first list) sig) (rearrange sig (rest list)))) (rearrange s '(1.0 0.7 0.4 0)) Your code is somewhat overshooting,...
yep, I meant the left and right end of the selection. You know, english has so many words to describe the boundary of something and some choices are sometimes not so lucky... We have nearly no limits for the boundaries that verge marginally on the edges of some bordering edges that delimit the front...
I am visually impaired and here are my views on the subject. The c preview is fine but maybe just too much in the sense that it plays both, 1 s before and 1 s after the selection. I would prefer if those sections could be played individually. Imagine me defining a word in a sentence. I let the sente...
Does the cleaner plug-in play the preview or does it get stuck during execution? Does it function on short sections (10 s or so). Try it with the debug mode, maybe there will be additional information be given. It may well be that it doesn't work with longer selections, due to stack overflow. (2 min...
You can try my plug-in: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=67839&sid=1859c42b8441212aca110a8bd551f29e#p190928 The only thing you have to do is to put your different parts isolated one under the other in new tracks. You can move the pre-labeled parts with ctrl-i and ctrl-d into new tr...
I've recently written a plug-in that adresses the click removal issue for silent parts. This should at least diminish the problem of the crackling. Keep in mind that the tool is much more powerful than the original click removal and finding the right parameters may be a little tricky. I've not recei...