Audacity Forum

Perhaps your mouse is triggering the changes (middle mouse button / mouse wheel can be used to change the numbers). A couple of things to try: If you're using a wireless mouse, try changing the batteries (or if rechargeable batteries, ensure that they are fully charged). Try using a different mouse,...

I do not return to the code launching state where 2 tracks only were selected. Neither do I. It's the "time region" that I see going back to the original selection. Example, with 4 tracks, each 30 seconds long. Select 2 or 3 seconds in one or more tracks. At the end I see those 2 or 3 sec...

yannik131 wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 22, 2019 9:59 pm

ffmpeg doesn't support concatenating wav files though

SoX does. http://sox.sourceforge.net/

Are you saying that the "Dozens of loose files" are a result of using the "saveas.ny" plug-in? If so, then stop using that plug-in. There shouldn't be any "loose" .AU files. Audacity's .AU files should all be within the sub-directories of the project's "_data"...

kawika wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 22, 2019 8:53 pm

C:\Users\xxxx\Desktop\_ VIDEO & AUDIO PROJECT MATERIALS\_AUDACITY PROJECT FILES

So that's a folder that you created?

is there a way to have the Nyquist Effect only targets the selected track ? Yes, but there's a "gotcha" to watch out for when using macro commands. The simple case - plain Nyquist processing code: For a normal ";type process" Nyquist plug-in, as described previously, the plug-in...

agua wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 21, 2019 11:49 pm

So I tried enforcing a maximal height and in my case, Audacity will not accept more than 700 pixels

I've now changed that so that in the next Audacity release (2.3.4) the maximum is increased from 700 to 2000 pixels.

The behaviour of the plug-in is rather erratic if the project has multiple tracks. If all tracks are selected, then they are all expanded to 700 px high, which doesn't seem very useful. If only some (or one) of the tracks are selected, then nothing happens, unless it's the first track that's selecte...

As with most programs, installing Audacity requires administrative privileges. If your computers only have standard user accounts (and no admin password), they will not be able to run the Audacity installer.

I still don't get why it does not behave the same in Nyquist Prompt, but nevertheless it works as an installed effect. That's an interesting question, and not easy to explain. The problem is to do with the last line: (if (= DEBUGGING 1) (print (format nil "zoom : ~a, trackNumber : ~a, waiting ...