Audacity Forum

Try these settings:

Note that you can save the entire set of settings as a custom preset. See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/manage_presets.html

What if audio samples were allowed to be imaginary/complex numbers? The problem with this statement is that "audio sample" has a precise definition. It is a time + value pair, where both time and value are real numbers, so by definition an "audio sample" cannot be imaginary / co...

What if audio samples were allowed to be imaginary/complex numbers? The problem with this statement is that "audio sample" has a precise definition. It is a time + value pair, where both time and value are real numbers, so by definition an "audio sample" cannot be imaginary / co...

This means that's off-topic. Considering that this is the Audacity forum, this whole thread is off-topic. How can an entire topic be off-topic to itself? Not "off-topic to itself", but "off-topic to this forum". Although this forum board ("Audio Processing") is pretty ...

Sorry but I can't explain better in French.
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Désolé mais je ne peux pas mieux expliquer en français.

they responded with a request that I send the files as 32-bit -- for more effective processing. It won't make much difference at all, but they are correct that for best possible results, 32-bit float is better. For 32-bit float format, each sample value is represented as a 32-bit number. When expor...

Sorry I don't speak French. Translation by Google. You don't need to resample the track.Just set the " Project Rate " to 16000 and then Export. --- Désolé je ne parle pas français. Traduction par Google. Vous n'avez pas besoin de rééchantillonner la piste. Il suffit de régler le " Tau...

He is referring to this Nyquist plug-in: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqu ... Noise_Gate

Instructions for installing Nyquist plug-ins: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/ins ... st_install

I don't use ASIO, but my guess is that it behaves in a similar way to Jack Audio System on Linux. With Jack, Audacity's buffer settings are irrelevant (not used). Buffering is handled by Jack. Audacity's "Latency compensation" does work, but note that this setting is to "compensate&qu...

cucumis-melo wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2019 3:26 pm

nd in a newly installed Linux, Audacity will work fine I suppose.

Fingers crossed