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When I open them with audacity and I have to change the frequency from 22 050 Hz to 44 100 Hz, because the silent plugh-in requires it. No. You need to change the " sample rate ". The sample rate must be more than double the frequency of the modulation carrier frequency. So, for example, ...

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Black Dog Bluez wrote:Is this still an option?

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For my question I should have been more specific. After the editing process is done and I apply the full Normalize effect at the end, does it make sense that the audio would still have a few peaks that I would apply a Limiter to? Or, if there are some straggly peaks after the final Normalize effect...

I'm guessing that you are referring to this Noise Gate: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Noise_Gate (For optional plug-ins, it helps if you give a link so that we know what you're talking about.) I'll assume that is the plug-in that you are referring to, and answer according...

I like the way that people that went to school for this stuff and KNOW'' are strangely absent around here! (well, there's a few - but not enough shared IMO) --- Even retired music engineers strangely silent in these matters (Where are they? On Facebook posting cat videos?) It's almost impossible to...

I was - on the email list - or so I thought--? The email list for announcements were sent from our old SourceForge hosting provider. As the Audacity project is no longer hosted there, that email list has gone by the wayside. We are looking to make more use of social media, so if you follow Audacity...

I'll leave most of the points that you raise to Paul (the developer) as I find the code almost incomprehensible. I've also noticed that it never uses more than about 20% of system resources Audacity is almost exclusively "single core" at present, so on a 4 core machine you are likely to se...

Audacity development source code is on GitHub: https://github.com/audacity/audacity For a one-off download, click on the "Clone or Download" button on the right side of the page, then select the "Download Zip" option. The file size is 26.3 MB. For developers that want to be able ...

See here in the Frequently Asked Questions: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... #keyboards