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"You" know about it, so what's your problem?

Piotr Grochowski wrote:I want native 8-bit.

OK, I'm sure we can do that. I estimate that it will cost around $60000. How will you pay?

Here's a long-winded implementation of the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm. For details about the algorithm, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle Try this out and see how it works. We can tidy this code later and make it a lot cleaner. ;; Fisher-Yates_shuffle (modern algori...

do you mean 100 tones, 10 at each level, jumbled up into one random sequence of 100 tones? That is what I exactly mean :) OK, so that's not actually a "random sequence", it's a "permutation" of specified values, or in other words it is a given list that is "shuffled". ...

See: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=96705

Please avoid double posting.

Attempted to utilize multiple effects on multiple mp3 files, such as Low Pass Band filter, High Pass Band Filter, Vocal Reduction and Isolation - Remove Center and Isolate Center and Invert. ALL return a dialog box: "Nyquist Returned the value: 1". Try running each of the effects manually...

Piotr Grochowski wrote:If you zoom 390-400 in Logarithmic view

What are you talking about? Are you referring to the track spectrogram view?

Here is a "Quick Conversion Calculator" that you may find useful: viewtopic.php?p=100146#p100146

When you close an Audacity project that has not been saved, Audacity prompts you once to "Save project before closing?". If you dismiss that message and close anyway without saving, then the project is not saved and there is nothing that can be recovered.

[Topic re-opened and new topic merged] Is it possible to force in the code that all of this randomized tones (multiples of 5 dB) appear exactly 10 times each ? Do you mean, 10 occurrences any -45 dB, 10 at -40 dB ... and so on up to 0 dB, so 100 tones total? If so, do you mean that there should be 1...