Audacity Forum

MvC wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:50 am

A co-worker even has no problems with this in Audacity.

If they are also using Ubuntu, perhaps take a look to see how their system mounts the NAS drive, and set yours up the same way.

The file sits on our NAS That'll be the problem. Look in "Edit menu > Preferences > Import / Export" (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/import_export_preferences.html) Ensure that "Copy uncompressed files into the project (safer)" is selected. When attempting to import the fil...

Seems to work fine for me. If you're talking about opening an Audacity Project, you must have a copy of the project's _data folder, or a link to the project _data folder, in the same location as the link to the .aup file. The name of the _data folder, or link to the _data folder, must have the same ...

I want to simulate the sound of a PA system set up in an outdoor setting, where you get some echo from nearby buildings, but faint, also with the reverb that goes with it. Has anyone attempted this, and if so, how did you do it? This plug-in: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=325922#p3...

Are you talking about "named pipes" (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.html) or just about additional export formats?

This is a bit tricky because of some limitations that are currently applied to Nyquist macros. To get the RMS value, we want the plug-in to be an Analyze type, but to run the macro commands we want the plug-in to be a Tools type. I'm hoping that this restriction will be loosened in a future version ...

Online instructions said that I needed to go to preferences, effects, and VST. Then I'd find an option to Rescan VST effects next time Audacity was started. I don't think that's true anymore. That's never been true for Audacity. Audacity doesn't have a "Rescan VST" option, which makes me ...

sfhjr wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 14, 2019 8:23 pm

after talking to a wave's tech on the phone

Did you tell him you were using Audacity?
Did he say the plug-in works with Audacity?

A description of this code: ;version 4 ;control gain "Gain" float "" 1 0 10 ;control track "Process track" int "" 1 1 10 (setf id (get '*track* 'index)) ;(print id) (if (= track id) (mult *track* gain) "") ;version 4 This is a "header" that...

I must look up "setf" My first dozen or so plug-ins, I had to look up everything. It's like travelling to another country where no-one speaks English, armed with nothing more than a phrase book. Gradually, things begin to stick, but even now I keep the Xlisp and Nyquist manual bookmarked ...