Audacity Forum

One way to do it is with Jack. Jack Audio System is a high performance, low latency sound system for Linux. It is used mostly by people that use Linux for media production. Setting it up can be tricky, but once set up it is awesome for media production, like ASIO + ReWire + steroids. There are many ...

The LISP "system" command is not available in Audacity. I recall asking about this some years ago and was told by the developers at the time that it would not be enabled because it posed too much of a security risk (it would enable third party plug-ins to execute arbitrary code on the user...

( * I don't know the code to make it work on stereo tracks) You need to create 2 channel noise. For example: (setf noise (mult 0.1 (noise))) (sum *track* (vector noise noise)) Note that in this example the noise is actually mono, but we have duplicated it in a vector (an array). If we want true ste...

bunny94 wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 13, 2018 5:54 pm

Can you advise on the code again please.

(osc (hz-to-step 440) 1 *sine-table* 120)

Any idea as to when it will be released, or about when it supposed to be released? It's scheduled for release in a couple of months time, but it'll be a while after that before it is in Ubuntu's repository. Panda Jim's "Ubuntu Handbook" repository usually has builds available soon after r...

It appears to be a bug in Audacity 2.2.2. The good news is that it does not occur in the development code (Audacity 2.3.0 alpha). Until Audacity 2.3.0 is available, I'd suggest that you use some other application for editing the metadata of MP3 files. There are several suitable applications availabl...

OK, got it.
I can see the problem, but I'm unsure what is causing it or how to fix it. I'll need to investigate further.

Unfortunately that link does not go to the file.

Yes you can do that.

You probably need to right click on the installer and select "Run as administrator" (I rarely use Windows, so if that's not quite right you may need to Google)