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Stereo sounds. Nyquist handles stereo sounds as an array of two sounds. More generally, Nyquist handles muti-channel sounds as an array, where each element of the array is a sound. Nyquist can handle any number of channels, but can Audacity currently only handle mono or stereo. More about stereo tra...

When a Nyquist effect runs: Audacity passes audio from the first selected track to Nyquist The Nyquist code runs Nyquist passes the end result back to Audacity. This "end result" is called "the return value" If there is more than one track selected, Audacity then passes the selec...

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In recent versions of Audacity, the default record behaviour is to append to the current track. To record to a new track, hold down the Shift key when you click the Record button, or use the keyboard shortcut "Shift + R". Alternatively, you can change the default in preferences, as describ...

Whenever I resample something in audacity, it resamples it but it also has an automatic low pass to prevent the alias frequencies from coming through. Is there a way I can disable this to hear for example a 8 khz sample rate file without the low pass, meaning including all of the hiss and alias noi...

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See my reply here: viewtopic.php?p=370935#p370935

Oops, I used "-12 dB" in my previous post rather than -13 . Now corrected.

In the Compressor settings, the "threshold" is set at -13 dB. This means that only when the waveform goes over -13 dB will it be compressed, and it is compressed according to "how much over -13 dB" it goes. In the track waveform in your picture, the waveform does up to about 0.4,...

If your media player supports "ReplayGain" or "SoundTouch" (iTunes, iPods and iPhone), then use that feature in your player. There is an Audacity forum in German language here: https://www.audacity-forum.de/ Translation from Google: Übersetzung von Google: Wenn Ihr Media Player &...