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There's also a "Windowed-sinc filter" available here, which has extremely steep cut-offs: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=268099#p268099 Note that this filter is quite slow. For relatively high frequencies (such as 2 - 5 kHz), a small window size should work well. Larger win...

Or, the Equalizer can cut by 30dB which might be enough for you. In the "Draw" mode, it can cut down to -120 dB, though there are a couple of issues with the Equalization effect at the moment. To use the settings in a chain, I think you have to save the settings as a preset. Also, if two ...

but blue light eg. from monitors has been shown to be bad for biorhytm (specially at night) I imagine that listening to sound that looks like that is not very good for biorhythm either :? If you have the track set to "Waveform (dB)" view, try setting it to normal "Waveform" view.

Currently, exporting as WAV with a scripting command is limited to 16-bit PCM. I'd suggest that you export as WAV and then convert the WAV file using SoX (or PyMedia or similar). http://sox.sourceforge.net/

Is there any way we can set bitdepth using ModScript Pipe ? Yes. Currently the existing commands doesn't provide a way to do that. That's incorrect. You can use "SetPreference:" (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting_reference.html#extra_scriptables_i_submenu) For example, if you ...

Apply this code with the "Nyquist Prompt" (see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/nyquist_prompt.html) (defun lowwall (sig hz) (dotimes (i 4 sig) (setf sig (lowpass8 sig hz)))) (defun hiwall (sig hz) (dotimes (i 4 sig) (setf sig (highpass8 sig hz)))) (defun bandpass (sig low high) (hiwal...

The thing I don't like about those adaptors, is that they short out one channel of the headphone amplifier, which "could" damage that channel of the headphone amp.

seanpaul wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 25, 2019 4:15 pm

I updated to 2.3.1 and its running smooth.

Thanks for confirming. I'll close this topic as "solved".

There's just "Help menu > Check for updates" which will open the download page of the Audacity website so that you can see the current version number. Alternatively you could follow Audacity on facebook or twitter so that you will be notified when a release announcement is posted (links at...

Clicking the [X] does not close the project, it only closes that one track. Audacity projects may have multiple audio tracks (and other types of tracks: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tracks_menu_add_new.html). Each project has one set of metadata. The metadata persists until either you modify ...