Audacity Forum

Congratulations on your successful modification. A couple of suggestions that I'd make regarding the code, which I hope you will find useful: 1) For new plug-ins, it is highly recommended that they are written as "version 4" (the most recent version). See: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wik...

If you mean like this (below), then you are using the wrong program - use Ardour.

If you select both an audio track and a label track, then copy, then paste into a new EMPTY project, then both the audio and labels should be pasted. If you are pasting into a project that is not empty, ensure that you select both the audio track AND the label track at the place where you want to pa...

It's interesting that the effects are responding to the Enter key. This indicates that Audacity is NOT frozen, but rather that you Desktop has stopped responding to mouse clicks. If you use a wireless mouse with replaceable batteries, the first thing I would do is to put new batteries in (rule out t...

The command: GetInfo: Type=Labels will return something like this: [ [ 1, [ [ 1, 2, "Hello" ], [ 5, 6, "World" ] ] ] ] BatchCommand finished: OK So the first thing to do is to extract the JSON part of the output string - that is, the text up to the final "]". That will ...

waxcylinder wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 30, 2019 12:48 pm

1) The preview plays with the tempo change
2) on completion of the preview the selection remains intact

Same here.

original file imported in audacity, with full path There's no direct way to obtain the file name and path of the last imported file from Audacity. If you are using Python with mod-script-pipe, then you can use Python to do the import, so the exact file name and path is known to Python. To get track...

Yes, both microphones make the meter light go up to 0. I CAN hear both mics in both ears. OK, so without changing anything on the desk, make a short test recording, speaking first into one microphone, and then the other. Make a test recording doing this, of about 6 seconds duration, then export as ...

ginobean wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2019 2:13 pm

It should be a fairly simple matter to decouple these mouse behaviors, by adding these abstractions

Audacity is open source software. Is this a feature that you can develop yourself?

There's a tutorial about splitting a long track into multiple files: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/splitting_a_recording_into_separate_tracks.html Note that MP3 encoding reduces the audio quality, so making MP3 from an MP3 results in additional sound quality degrading on every "generation...