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I think we can play them, but not open them or convert to anything else. We can't "convert" them. As you say, MIDI is not "audio", and nothing can "convert" a MIDI file into something that it isn't. We probably can "play and record", though I've not tested th...

I've just tested it here (on Linux), and the Exported files have the exact MP3 format that I select in the Export Multiple dialog. Create a new, empty folder somewhere, Do an Export Multiple into it (File menu > Export > Export Multiple). Ensure that the MP3 settings in the Export Multiple interface...

Just click and drag them up or down off the track.

If you have a 2 channel USB interface that can take both a guitar pickup and a microphone at the same time (such as a Behringer UMC 202 ), then you can set Audacity to record as "2 channel (stereo)", and then split the track into two separate mono tracks after you have recorded. See: https...

the sheer act of selecting 8khz in the drop down after using the nyquist command does the exact same effect as just selecting resample and selecting 8khz. No it doesn't. When you select Resample, the audio is resampled by "soxr" (a high quality resampling library) which applies anti-alias...

But it is relevant because Nyquist performs operations on floating point numbers. OK, I'll answer this within the specific context of Nyquist programming: Nyquist defines division by zero as an error. Nyquist is written in C, which defines division as: The result of the/operator is the quotient fro...

Adding a reference to DVDdoug's reply:

The bit-rates quoted in Audacity's VBR / Preset MP3 settings are "typical bit rates" for the selected quality settings.
There's additional information here: http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?ti ... nformation

Did you intentionally disapprove my reply so that you can "win the argument"? No. I disapproved your post because it had nothing to do with Audacity, and this is the Audacity forum. I had already told you that this is not an appropriate forum for discussion about mathematics and/or IEEE 7...

How is it possible that the two shots are not the same? The clock speed in either the computer sound card, or in the Zoom, or both, may be slightly off, so they are not recording at exactly 44100. My guess is that the Zoom will be pretty close to 44100 Hz, and the computer sound card is running abo...

For testing the response of a filter, it can be useful to generate "white noise" as a single high amplitude sample on an otherwise silent track, like this: test-sample.wav firsttrack004.png We can see that the spectrum is uniform across the entire spectrum, but only momentarily: firsttrack...