Audacity Forum

I don't recall the precise numbers, but the general idea is something like: it looks for the "best match to a zero crossing at the cursor position" within 10 ms either side of the cursor, where "best match" is weighted according to "absolute sample value" (closer to zer...

if I have two stereo tracks (or four tracks), would it be possible for Audacity to find points in the track where all four tracks cross the zero at once? If all 4 tracks are selected, then Audacity will try to find a zero crossing point that is common to all tracks, but it only looks a short way fo...

"Import RAW" is for uncompressed audio only - it won't do anything useful for compressed formats such as WMA. So, i have a corrupted .wma file on my hands. Some parts work and some not. And what i mean is that there are missing parts on my .wma file! My guess is that you're out of luck. I ...

I presume that you (koz) are not particularly concerned about strict compliance with BS 6840-10:1991 or IEC 60268-10:1991 but more interested in fast peak response and 2 to 3 second drop back time?

Do you mean this: http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/what-is-melodyne
That's not our product.
Supported DAWs are listed here: http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/edi ... al-matters

There are many audio recording and editing apps available for Android, but what does this have to do with Audacity?

charlesh3 wrote:I wonder if there is something else at work.

Probably nothing more than the laws of physics.

For a personal / hobby project, I was searching for an audio processing library that could both analyse and apply some effects in audio files automatically. The first experience I'd like to do is to build a dynamic equalizer that would be based on the audio file frequency spectrum. Could you tell u...

Can't do much about the song being played at near double speed

A bit of reduction of the loudest hits: LoudSnareHitsClip-reduced.mp3 You may get better results if you tweak these settings - this is just a quick demonstration of the general idea: 1) Duplicate the track (Ctrl + D) 2) Select the duplicate track and apply Equalization like this: window-Equalization...