Audacity Forum

Although Steve has already posted a functional snippet, Here is my version. You can set the hardness from smooth (sine tone) to hard (square). (Defun Pulse (snd) (Set 'PHASE (LOGXOR PHASE 180)) (Mult snd (Sum 0.5 (Clip (Scale (+ HARDNESS 0.5) (Osc (Hz-to-step (/ 0.5 DUR)) 1 *TABLE* PHASE)) 0.5)))) ;...

The gain slider is especially sensitive with the linear scale. Well, I don't actually use the slider but increase/decrease track gain instead. The one dB steps are much too much at a high level. You'll hear the steps in a real-time rendering. Whereas 1 dB is not enough at the bottom end of the scale...

Do you mean for instance a slider that goes from -120 dB to 0 dB, with -12 dB exactly in the middle? This would be probably also be good for frequencies. Currently, 1/4 of the Nyquist frequency is in the middle (e.g. 11025 Hz at 44.1 kHz), hence, the most important region has only about a fifth of t...

I actually only see two cases: A couple more cases: If you want to use "Regular Interval Labels" before you have recorded or imported anything, then you will need to create a track so that you can select the desired duration. If you want to generate a tone into an empty project with a sta...

why would I want to explicitly add one by selecting Tracks > Add New from the menu? There are many cases where a user might want to do so. I actually only see two cases: - An empty track to paste audio in it - An empty track to gather audio data (copy and paste) Everything else is easier done with ...

This feature is planned for the 2.0.6 version.
Steve has made a patch for this purpose.

That's a very interesting application - the first one I've seen myself that attempts tonality detection. According to that page, a few applications like Audio Mixcraft 3 have licensed the app. How that? That's a rather common feature for all automatic transcription tools, e.g. Audio to Midi in Band...

This is an extremely helpful plug-in. It saves a lot of time when compiling a large number of tracks into one flowing audio presentation, be it a live concert or a radio show. That said, there are two issues which could be improved. The fact that the tracks are not actually aligned but Silence is a...

Update: Windows 7 & 8 have an integrated tool called "isoburn.exe". *.iso and *.img files can directly be burnt to CDR without GUI (switch /Q). However, it might be better to call the simple GUI because it lets you choose the CD-burner, reminds you to insert a blank CD and you can addi...

There's certainly a high demand for a simple CD-burner. Perhaps just a tool that produces a finished CD-image that can be burned afterwards e.g. sent to the favourite burner program or the operating system itself. That certainly sounds doable. Can Windows burn an audio CD from a CD image or are thi...