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1- Detect sound then start recording Audacity can do that one. It's called "Sound Activated Recording". See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/transport_menu_transport_options.html#sound_activated_recording_onoff 2- Stop recording after a preset period of silence 3- Auto save the file i...

With the older version, the last change pitch percentage was remembered even if Audacity was closed and reopened. Now it gets reset to zero. That's the bug that I'm trying to track down now. There have been a lot of sweeping changes since June 2017 which makes it difficult to see from the code whic...

Other topic split to: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=101964

Thanks for the extra detail. Unfortunately the problem is more complex that I initially thought. There are at least 3 separate bugs in Change Pitch. Can you tell me which was the most recent version of Audacity in which Change Pitch worked correctly? In particular, that last version that you know of...

Note however the problem is not in that file, it is fine. Yes it is, but I was having difficulty following your "steps to reproduce", and I wanted to try and follow your steps exactly so I could see what you are seeing. And even more interestingly, you can watch it happen. If you click Ed...

Does your recording have clicks that need to be removed?

Please you post your macro text file so that I can see if I can reproduce the problem. Thanks.

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It changes the -5 to -5.011 by itself I think that's because the slider covers such a large range (-99% to +400%) that the slider updates the % value to the nearest "tick" position. The % value itself is stored to much higher precision (0.001 %), so as long as you don't open the interface...

So only a total of 8 signification digits Via the command dialog, yes. Can't it be made to always have a fixed resolution precision (digits to right of decimal point) like the export labels? i.e. microseconds (6 decimal places). Instead of the resolution being reduced as the time position increases...