Audacity Forum

I know only two uses of right mouse in Audacity for Windows, for zooming out in the vertical rulers, and with the magnifier tool. I see comments in ToolsToolBar.cpp suggest that this tool is very different on the other operating systems.

I am sure it must have been discussed somewhere. Why does Audacity make little (or no?) use of the right mouse button for pop up menus? For instance "find zero crossings" and "repeat last effect" are very common things I do with my selection and it might be nice to do that all one handed.

...but my messages are getting stuck in Outbox.

It's about some minor implications of the patch you accepted from me for 2.0.6.

7) Doing Get Profile in a project at one sample rate, then doing Remove Noise in a project with a different sample rate, does the wrong thing. I don't yet have a test case but I predict this. The program ought to check for this condition and just refuse to do it, I suppose. Because the assumption i...

I got Jerome Berger's Noise Coring compiled on windows. It required a few modifications to compile for me.

I am reading the code for the noise coring proposal, which is doing something sophisticated I don't fully understand yet. I have also read the code for the patch implementing spectral subtraction. The fix is too simple and needs much work. 1. There is an attempt to fix what Isolate does, but I am no...

There's a proposal on the wiki that I think is worth reading: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Proposal_Noise_Removal I was particularly encouraged by the preliminary tests of "Spectral Subtraction" (the current effect is more like a "spectral gating" type effect). Though I don't think the current...

Multi-rate works at different sample-rates and prepares the result approbriately--as a wavelet for example. In our case, it would simply mean that the attack release times or the time smoothing would be different according to frequency. I don't understand this. Using two windows is even simpler. .....

Do I need to slow down?

I am having pleasant idea overload.

Remember the example of noise mixed with a chirp, then trying to subtract the noise with noise removal? I am trying with the Hann window before analysis, and it works like a charm! As you can see that the Hann window spectrogram has less mess than the rectangular, noise reduction is more even throug...