Audacity Forum

As I wrote previously:

steve wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:11 pm

The workaround is to "fix" (apply) the envelope before applying Nyquist effects by "rendering" the track (mixing it down).

got this from log it happens when i do the tempo change That's not relevant to the issue. That's Audacity, on launch, looking for, and finding the LAME MP3 encoding library. In more detail: Audacity looks for LAME at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Audacity\Plug-Ins\lame_enc.dll There is no compatible vers...

From the Audacity bug tracker: The following effects '''remove envelope control points''': Change Speed/Pitch/Tempo; Equalization; Noise Removal; Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift; any Nyquist effect in the Effect menu. The Reverse effect retains the control points, but does not move (reverse) them.

Every time I save the project with the same name and previously delete the files, if they exist. That's the expected behaviour. If you want to avoid accidentally overwriting an existing project, you need to use Python to check if the file name exists. but the forum system does not like it In what w...

steve wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 13, 2019 9:03 am

I'll check and get back to you.

The board settings look fine.
This post was made with the same forum permissions as your account, and here's a python script with ".txt" appended to the file name:

Assuming there is only one track in the project, and you are using the current version of Audacity, create a Macro with these commands, then create a keyboard shortcut to the Macro.

marceloros wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 13, 2019 7:11 am

Sorry. It won't allow me to attach the program as a txt file nor paste it here

This is a new forum board - I may have messed up on the attachment settings. I'll check and get back to you.

If you zoom in a bit, you will be able to select much more precisely. Here I have selected from the first sample after the sine wave in track 5. Personally I like to use "Ctrl + Mouse wheel" for zooming, but there are other methods: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/zooming.html fullwind...

In the past, I've always used the D drive (HDD) to record audio and store all my project files (video and audio). That's the way I learned how to setup a DAW with two disc drives. If you have a setup that works, I'd go with that. I routinely record to a spinning disk hdd without problems. I can ach...

So it sounds like what you guys are telling me is that I shouldn't trust Audacity for a job this big? Or at least I should trust my computer's hard drives? You asked for potential problems. You got answers for potential problems ;) Personally I disagree with DVDdoug's statement that "computers...