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Worth manually updating Windows on a regular basis, and schedule automatic updates for a time when you won't be using the computer (remember that the computer can't update if it is powered off, which is why I recommend regular manual updates). Similarly with your anti-virus application and anything ...

There are "many" different flavours of Linux, which are called "distributions". If you're new to Linux it's a good idea to start with a popular distribution that updates regularly and is widely used. Popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Mint have large user communities, which...

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It may be Windows sound "enhancements" messing up the recording. See here for how to turn the enhancements off: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... hancements

I ask again: HOW TO SAVE A PROJECT WITHOUT EXPORTING "File menu > Save Project" is the standard command. Shortcut: Ctrl + S If you want to save a project with a new name, to a new location, or save an empty project, use: "File menu > Save Project As" . Further information: http:...

not through accuracy Modern software converters have terrific accuracy. See here for a comparison of sample rate converters: http://src.infinitewave.ca/ This one shows the passband for Audacity with default settings: Audacity203.png and sweep response: Audacity203-sweep.png and linear phase respons...

That "how to" is very out of date.
For up to date information about reducing (or isolating) vocals, please refer to this part of the Audacity manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tuto ... ation.html

You could try using the " Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift " effect to lengthen the "meow" and progressively lower its pitch, and crossfade that with your "cat-monster roar". If you don't yet have a "cat-monster" sound, you may be able to use or adapt a sound ...

stepheneb wrote:Is the name of the file and/or the names of the tracks available to my plugin?

Track name is available. See: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... 2ATRACK.2A

Nyquist has no way of knowing if the debug button was pressed. If outputting a lot of text data is required, it may be worth considering writing to a file. This is a bit awkward in Nyquist plug-ins as there isn't a file browser available for Nyquist plug-ins. "Sample Data Export" is an exa...