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For an example of using SHAPE, see here:
http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 96#p237796

Or perhaps you are referring to real-time effects, in which case, take a look at Ardour: https://ardour.org/

Audacity has "Chains" http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/chai ... ation.html
Is that what you mean?

There are no code errors in that, but I've no idea what you are trying to do. Normally the "shape" table would be very simple, for example: (abs-env (pwlv -1 0.5 -0.8 1.5 0.8 2 1 2.1 1)) which you would then use with an offset of 1. Try applying that to a sine wave with amplitude 1.0, usin...

How can I select these parts at the same time on the timeline. You can't. The time selection can only be one continuous selection with one start time and one end time. I need to cut few parts from this audio file. For example, from 3:25 to 4:15, 8:15 to 9:13, 13:08 to 14:13. The way you would do th...

I can get there if I connect to the amplifier output on the HIFI instead of the tape monitor but then I'm adding more stuff into the mix, was trying to get as close to the source as possible. I'd suggest doing that. The amount of "stuff" added to the mix is likely to be very small - proba...

samplerate is just a number which is used for calculations. The maximum is only limited by the software. Ask the developers. ;-) Not quite. If you try to request or send data from / to a sound card at an unsupported rate, you get an error. If you try to request or send data from / to a sound card a...

.. on the other hand there should pop up an error message when the range is failed. I agree that it should give a warning, though if you look at the info on the left end of the track, it does clearly say that the sample rate of the track is 100000 Hz. I presume that you are aware that you can work ...

There are a few interfaces that go up to 384 kHz (which is OTT, but hey ho), so perhaps that would be a better maximum?

Yes, it's a function. Think of the verb "to shape something" rather than a noun "a shape". The function "shapes" the waveform that it is applied to - in other words it "modifies the shape" of the waveform. The "table" argument provides a lookup table...