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the only way I found to save was to do a File>Exit and it asked me if I wanted to save and I said yes The easiest way to save a project is with: "File menu > Save Project > Save Project (Ctrl + S)" The easiest way to export a WAV file is with: "File menu > Export > Export as WAV"...

Unfortunately I suspect that the file "ABR.10.22.18 DLee working.aup" may be irreparably damaged.
If you attach it to your reply, we can take a look and check it for you.
See here for how to attach a file to your post: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936

Try this to get the hang of it:

1) Generate a Rhythm track (default settings)
2) Select the entire track (the first beat is at the start of the track)
3) Apply Patter Match with default settings.

Does it ask you where you want to save the imported files..like windows media player? When you have recorded something: "File menu > Export > Export as WAV" (for making CDs, you will normally use WAV files as they are excellent quality, and compatible with just about everything.) By the w...

OK, so here's a basic, but important concept about Audacity: Audacity works with "Projects". An Audacity Project consists of two parts: A "Project file", and a "_data folder". The Project file is a single text file, with specially formatted instructions for Audacity. Yo...

Oh, and one other thing that I'd recommend - don't start with your best, favourite tapes. You will probably find that the quality of your recordings improves a lot when you've had a bit of practice

I don't know about anyone else, but I don't really understand what you mean. Are you referring to this: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/labels_editor.html
Do you mean that you want something in addition to the "label text"?

This slowdown has also been reported by other users on Windows. The problem is due to an update of WxWidgets to wxWidgets 3.1.1. On Windows (only) the implementation of wxGetLocalTimeMillis() is much slower than before. The problem has been fixed in the current development code by switching to wxGet...

cisz wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 1:42 pm

there was no option for CBR.

It's the "Constant" option. ("CBR" stands for "Constant Bit-Rate")

Cross correlation is a reasonable starting point, it has it's draw backs though. This was a nice proof of concept Robert, but unfortunately difficult to find buried in the middle of this topic, so I've now added a plug-in version, heavily based on your code, to the Nyquist Plug-ins board: https://f...