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I've recently read an article that states most music is recorded in 440hz This is what 440 Hz looks like ( Plot Spectrum ): window-Frequency Analysis-000.png and this is what it sounds like: 440.wav This is what music looks like (in this case, the finale of Mahler's 1st symphony): window-Frequency ...

Trebor wrote:I think the ringing is the same pitch as the notch.

Indeed it is. This shows the ringing produced by Mosquito-Killer3 (default settings) when applied to white noise that ends abruptly.

kozikowski wrote:How do I get back to default if I forget?

"Manage > Factory Presets > Defaults"

Try that with other effects too.

New & improved : asks how many notches to apply ... You're right, you should really check that the Nyquist frequency isn't exceeded. Also, there's no need to use an additional variable for the track audio, you can use *track* directly. Here's an example of how you might do that: Mosquito-Killer...

It used to be possible to create chapters in either iTunes or GarageBand, but only for Apple's AAC format, and mostly only supported by Apple apps. It appears that Apple have now removed the feature from both iTunes and GarageBand in their current versions (they have also removed support for "p...

kozikowski wrote: I don't mean it doesn't work very well. I mean it returns an error code.

If you can post it, or link to it, I can take a look.
The usual problem with experimental code is that it's often written for mono tracks only.

We are warned in the instructions against using multiple sequential semis in Audacity code. Where? The "special" Header lines, must comply exactly with the specified form (syntax) described in the documentation . Ordinary comments may have any text characters after the first semicolon, be...

Sorry, but that file is totally corrupted. There is no salvageable data in it.
What happened? Did Windows shut down while the project was open?

See also: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tuto ... t_cds.html

'm wondering if there is a way of ripping and storing CDs in lossless quality You need to use a "CD ripper". Audacity does not include a CD ripper, but there are many good and free ones available. Even Windows Media Player and iTunes can rip CDs, though by default they reduce the sound qu...