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... I am doing research on the harmonics present in different instruments and I want a way to quantify the relative amplitude of each frequency in the different harmonics of one note and compare them on several musical instruments ... Voxengo has a good free spectrogram plugin which works in Audaci...

... it hill noth let me ass 2nd or thirtd track, what am I doinf wrong... The default setting on Audacity 2-2-0 & later is that it appends recordings , rather than creating a new track every-time you start a new recording, (which was what happened in older versions of Audacity). Press "shi...

... 13,000+ audio files I have been going through each one of them and reverse them all individually ... I suspect SoX will be quicker at doing that batch-processing than Audacity ... Use the ‘reverse’ effect to reverse the sound in a sound file. This will reverse the file and store the result in o...

JamesRPVee wrote: Audio Extract.wav Extracted audio file from problem recording (1.13 MiB)

Cutting the bass frequencies helps a little ...
https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/equalization.html

But there's no way of reversing the overload distortion.

Electric_Dreamer wrote:Is there this kind of operation: "Filter (= make inaudible) frequencies which are under 200 Hz"?

"Rumble filter" ...
https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/equalization.html

DesireeT613 wrote: There has to be something C drive does to archive ...

Any disk-analyzer will tell you what's on the drive, e.g. ... https://youtu.be/zZFKzd7eSik?t=9m55s

My question relates to what Audacity does while I create my mp3 files; specifically, I would presume it clogs my operating drive with a duplicate archive of all files I create and I store my finished files on another drive on my system ... Unless you've deliberately saved the audio as an Audacity p...

I'll try to find some time for timing tests on versions 2.0.6 thru to 2.2.2 RC1 But My initial quick test on 1h 45m of stereo audio looked quite quick to me ... Rather than the equalization itself, it's the equalizer GUI which takes too long to appear once selected from the menu, and is delayed to ...

Ylantron wrote:...Can I do this with Audacity? If not is there a program out there that can do it?

The magic words are glitch & stutter . There are glitch plugins or you can manually repeat a short section of audio