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Notch filters in Audacity's Nyquist prompt can reduce the "cement mixer" ... (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 120 10)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 147 15)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 152 15)) (highpass8 *track* 120) notch code in Nyquist prompt.png The "cement mixer" sounds mor...

changing the shape of one cycle of the waveform can have little effect on the sound heard, see ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=336711#p336711 If there is a formula for your "custom waveform", try this "ExpressionGenerator.ny" plugin ...http://forum.audacityteam....

BonnieO wrote:I don't have to do MANAGE > User Prefs > Mouth Click

Paul-L's De-Clicker doesn't come with a "mouth-click" preset, you have to create it via "save preset".

whbjr wrote:... I use Mute and Solo a lot... and I'm struggling with Solo in 2.2.1.

The solo button behavior in 2.2.1 can be changed in Preferences, track behaviors ...
https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tracks_behaviors_preferences.html

ditto for me on Windows Vista, Audacity 2.2.1.
[ This bug does not exist in Audacity 2.1.3 ]

This click issue is a new one for me ... So if you hear from any of your fans about a new trick for that, I'm all ears. Paul-L's free De-Clicker plugin for Audacity can reduce the mouth clicks, but the settings necessary makes it slow ... BonnieO, before-after Paul-L's De-Clicker plugin.wav ''mouth...

...every track ... degrades the quality more and more. I imported a drum track from a Hydrogen WAV file for my first track and added several more guitar and keyboard tracks. Thoughts? Try turning down the gain sliders https://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images/f/f9/track_gain_slider.png on all the tr...

I tried to remove ... seconds from the beginning of my Audacity file, which has many tracks ... How do I do it? I have done it many times to a single track, but it seems to be different when there are many tracks. One way is to drag the cursor across the tracks ... drag cursor across the tracks, th...

taintedsaint wrote:...what you would get if you unplugged power from a turntable while it played.
So over the span of 1-2 seconds the track would "die off" both in speed, pitch and volume ...

Turntable-warp plugin, or use Audacity's built-in time-track tool.

... I simply plug in a basic microphone,and it sounds like Karaoke...Ugh... "sounds like Karaoke" could be a feedback -loop created by recording the output of the computer as well as the microphone. Disable all the Windows recording-devices except the microphone, and disable Audacity's &q...