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We at Audacity cannot control the quality of third-party plug-ins that you choose to add to your system - that is down to the third party supplying the plug-in Also, Audacity is known to have problems with "security" (ant-piracy) measures that some plug-ins use. In particular, Audacity do...

Should I have posted this in the nyquist thread? Probably the best place, so I've moved the topic. I was trying to follow this thread: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=92179&start=10 This is the relevant post in that thread: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=3...

Here's a plug-in that can generate up to 10 hours, 59 min and 59 seconds of amplitude modulated noise.
It also has a filter that can soften the harshness of the noise.
Instructions for installing are here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... ns#install

PiTeRr wrote:Will the change in an envelope of the line below be enough to make it happen ?

Yes.
Note that the start time of the pulse at 0.02 second is synchronised with the tone reaching its full level (the tone has a fade-in of 0.02 seconds).

Can somebody help me to generate a noise and then fluctuate its pitch or volume at 4 times each second to create a 4 Hz tone? Modulating noise will not create a "tone", but it will give you slowly pulsating noise (a bit like waves on a seashore). "Noise" does not have "pitc...

I assume that you mean when you are using the Zoom as a USB microphone. Check the settings in Alsa Mixer. To do that, connect the Zoom as a mic, then open a terminal window, and enter: alsamixer I've not used an H5, but on the H2 there are two recording level controls. One is a High/Medium/Low switc...

Are you using a non-English version of Windows?
We've seen this on computers that were purchased in Eastern Europe / Asia and if I recall correctly, changing Audacity's language setting will have no effect on this because the names are being read from the underlying system.

stepheneb wrote: Is there a way the plugin can tell when it is invoked on the last track?

Probably the simplest way:

kozikowski wrote:Chains is listed in the keyboard shortcuts in Audacity Preferences.

They don't allow you to select a specific named Chain in one key press, which is what I think Trainer is asking for.

The existing Multi-Tool seems to be able to do everything that you are asking (http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/multi_tool.html)
What are the benefits of your proposal over the current Multi-Tool?