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Gale Andrews wrote:I don't think we'd want to suggest to users going into the Nyquist directory.

No, I agree. That should be used only for "system" Nyquist files (the .lsp files).

gtaus wrote:Is there anyway to put a link in a text document that would point to a label in an Audacity file?

No there isn't. I think your idea to "export multiple labels and link to the separate files" should work.

sandeepp wrote:3.When I am recording audio from mixer to audocity then it's happen, but when I am listening audio from MIC to headphone then it's coming clear.

Please describe in more detail what you are doing in this step. What is connected to what?

Select "WASAPI" as the "host" in the device toolbar.
Does that give you any recording device options?

For Nyquist plug-ins, running this script in the Nyquist Prompt effect will give a list of all locations where Audacity can find Nyquist plug-ins: ;version 4 (setf dirs "Plug-in directories:\n") (dolist (dir (get '*SYSTEM-DIR* 'plug-in) dirs) (setf dirs (strcat dirs dir "\n"))) (...

Disconnect the USB mic Reboot the computer Plug in the USB mic Open the Sounds control panel (http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#vistacp) Switch to the recording tab, and check that the USB mic is enabled and working. You should see a green meter respond to talking into the mic. ...

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