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Can you post the compiled version with the added command line processing feature? http://home.wavecable.com/~edgarmusgrove/index.html#UnattendedAudacity This is not really intended for the user who is unfamiliar with the Audacity source code and C++ programming! When you run this app from the CLI t...

Nothing to be sorry about Edgar - it's a big list. Have you added your vote? This is "the other edgar" (sorry edgar-rtf, when I joined I did not know of your handle, folks could think of me as edgar5 <grin>), anyway... I think I read the aforementioned FR page section about 1.5 years ago and may we...

Gale Andrews wrote:Thanks, Ed. I guess it may be an idea to move this to General Audio Programming if there are no comments/new votes for effects shortcuts after a month has passed?

Sure.

OK, took less than 15 minutes to do... fadeInOut.png I chose Ctrl+6 and Ctrl+7 as I have so many shortcuts now that they were the first available <grin>--you could pick your own choices. I also moved the "My Amplify" to the "Effects" menu--I had stuck it under "Generate" earlier without thinking (th...

Personally I'd give a lot to be able to have shortcuts for fade in/out ... WC What is "a lot" <grin>? Since you have already given so much, I would be happy to make a custom Audacity for you which has this, but... It is easy to write a few lines of code (a function) which calls an effect (you must ...

Ah well, this will have to go on my back burner as I am busy with my new "webmaster for the band" job (or is it an adventure?); thanks for the help!

Seemed to work but in the opposite direction--a 4:15 duration track was reduced and sped up to 3:15. What I need is the opposite -- a 4:15 should become a 5:15 duration track. What values would I need to change to see a 10%, 20% & 30% slow down in apparent tempo?

steve wrote: Yes, very simple, but unfortunately will not work.

There I go thinking! Will try your mono approach, thanks!

What I specifically need is a way to play a track at slower speeds without changing the pitch so I can play along while I am learning. This might be best (if doable) as a Nyquist plug-in but is beyond my Nyquist programming skills. Some discussion can be found on Audacity's Feature Requests wiki: ht...

Gale Andrews wrote: OK I think Ed preferred Forum

I just find it so much easier to read and follow on a forum. Doing discussion on the wiki requires extra hassles.