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The question I had was, is it possible to bypass this limit? Yes it is possible to bypass the limit. Example: Rather than: (defun small-sig() ;just an arbirary sound (mult 0.005 (hzosc (+ 100 (random 900))))) (simrep (j 200)(small-sig)) ;error: argument stack overflow we can do: (defun small-sig() ...

Nightside wrote:duration: .001

That will be why it is slow. The effect is having to analyze 18 million tiny chunks of audio (1 ms into 5 hours).

In the "Transport" menu > Transport Option" ensure that "Software Playthrough" is off (not selected).

As I think you suspected Koz, user "codedmp3ng" was a spammer.
The post was a copy of this old post, with a couple of spam links added: viewtopic.php?p=332211#p332211

Wouldn't it be better if the effect could work out the noise floor from a single application of the effect rather than two applications?

but the ability to create your own DTMF of different frequencies has not Arguably it has, but not labelled as such. Audacity has the " Nyquist Prompt " effect which can be used for generating tones. For example. this code will create a tone containing two frequencies, 1000Hz and 230Hz (mu...

What exactly does Audacity have to do with this? Are you using Audacity to create multi-channel audio files? If so, do you know the exact format that the multi-channel files need to be?

Yes, this is a known bug in Audacity 2.2.1 (see: viewtopic.php?f=47&t=99026)
The problem is fixed in the current 2.2.2 version of Audacity, available via the Audacity website: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/mac/

Did I guess correctly that you are recording via a Focusrite solo USB on a Macbook?
What do you mean exactly by "crash"?

What settings do you have in the device toolbar?