Audacity Forum

vxm wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 8:18 pm

When I attempt to install the Nyquist plugin, the error message is "Error: labelstochapters.ny is not a supported plug-in."

Please attach that file to your reply so I can see what's wrong with it.

The "solution" that I proposed in my previous post has disadvantages for Nyquist Macros, but hopefully it's sufficient for you in the short term.

The Audacity version number can be found in "Help menu > About Audacity". To record sounds that are playing on your computer, it's usually best to use the "WASAPI loopback" option as described here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_windo...

"Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift" is now included with Audacity and now has the much less verbose name "Sliding Stretch" "https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/sli ... retch.html

Schmu wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 4:45 pm

So the second code you‘ve shared, would add additional macros, which gives more choice when using macros, right?

That's correct. It adds two new Macro commands, "Export as WAV (24-bit)" and "Export as WAV (32-bit float)".

I recall that you build Audacity yourself, so here's the fix if you wish to modify your version of Audacity. In each case in GetInfoCommand.cpp where you see a line: context.AddItem( <floating point value> ); rewrite the line as: context.AddItem( Internat::ToString(<floating point value>) ); For exa...

Thanks for the report. There's several other places this occurs too, such as clip start / end times, vertical zoom, and several others. A possible solution would be for each occurrence (in the Audacity code), to wrap the values in: Internat::ToString(<value>) Example: Now [ { "name":"...

You can "Amplify" or "Normalize" all tracks together (just select all the tracks, then apply the Amplify or Normalize effects). There is currently no built-in way to adjust more than one track Gain sliders at a time. They can only be adjusted individually. I think it would be pos...

Leterel wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 1:36 pm

the problem is somewhat solved...?

How is that?

You need to use a format that supports recordings that long, and storage that has space for and support for such a big file. OGG Vorbis or MP3 should work, provided that there is sufficient disk space. Alternatively, you could split the recording into multiple files using "Export Multiple"...