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cazorla wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 18, 2019 6:13 pm

steve wrote:people here won't bother

Steve did not say that. Please do not misquote me, it's not polite.

You can't do anything random with an ordinary Macro. Ordinary Macros are strictly a list of commands that run one after another. There's no logic other than step 1 => step 2 => step 3... For more complex tasks, Macro scripting commands can be run from a Nyquist script. These are called "Nyquist...

"Soft Limit" has a "soft knee" whereas "Hard Limit" has a "hard knee" that starts much closer to the limit level. Both of these settings are like traditional "compressors", with fast "attack" and "release", short "hold",...

There are no plans to add multi-directory support to Macros.

Or there is any other workaround/option i'm missing? If you know Python, then you could write a Python program to control Audacity via "scripting commands" https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.html Audacity 2.3.2 includes mod-script-pipe, so you only need to enable it in Preferen...

Thanks for your suggestion. I have added: If you wish to voice support for a feature that has been requested by someone else, just post a reply to voice your support. I think it's often more useful and clearer for people to briefly state what they are supporting and why, rather than just a "+1&...

But I hope the rubberband way of changing pitch and tempo will be taken in some near future into the Audacity code or at least will get a channel allowing its use in Audacity. That's not going to happen. To run RubberBand in Audacity on Windows, you would need a Windows version of the RubberBand LA...

but the latest Audacity and Nyquist recommends SAL, doesn’t it? Audacity does not make any recommendation. Choose whichever you prefer. When code is written in SAL, Nyquist reads the commands, compiles them into Lisp, and evaluates the commands. If you write in LISP, then you cut out the conversion...

I'm glad you posted. This is a very good example of a very simple Macro, so I've added it to a page of examples on the Audacity wiki: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Macro_Examples This is a new page, so if you are interested in Macros, you may want to revisit it in the future as I am still in th...

I think your macro could be even simpler.
Exporting automatically mixes down all non-muted tracks in the project, so all you need to do is add a stereo track, and export.