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This is interesting - there appears to be an "echo". What could be causing that?

See here for information about how to move projects between computers: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/audacity_projects.html#move Also, you will need to be careful about file names. Windows is more restrictive than Mac about valid file names. (see: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/window...

goesproto.call wrote:Now to figure out how to trigger the recording, stopping and deleting via command lines.

Perhaps easier to use an application that is designed to be run from the command line?
(example: http://sox.sourceforge.net/)

Unfortunately it has been difficult to pin down the cause of this problem, so there is no fix as yet, which means that the problem will still be present in Audacity 2.1.3 which is due for release very soon.

Glad to see you got it working. I don't know about the medical side of this (though I have previously heard of its use with horses), but one thing that occurred to me from the standpoint of physics, is the question of "switching speed". The generated signal switches between "on" ...

The gong or a bass note is played at the beggining of the video at 0:00 and it is rung or played through out the entirety of the audio OK, so you're referring to the bass drone. I didn't recognize what you meant by "gong sound". That can't be removed completely without damaging the sound ...

I's a bug, but it only affects the name of the file, not the actual format.
Just type the name of the file including the correct file extension, and the exported file should be correct.
Alternatively, or if you forget to do that, just correct the name of the file after you have exported it.

We only publish changelogs for releases. Audacity 2.1.3 has not been released yet. The changelog for Audacity 2.1.3 will be included in the release. There is no hidden secret - All changes may be viewed on GitHub. (https://github.com/audacity/audacity) I agree it would be nice to see a readable summ...

The video does not appear to have a "gong sound". The gong sound may be a consequence of the way that you are downloading the file. Please note the copyright owner's instructions: If you would like an mp3 of this video, you can support this channel by clicking here or visiting the bandcamp...

Philip Goddard wrote:and I hope this topic will serve as a useful prompt for anyone else who falls into the same little trap!

What "trap" is that? The curve shown in your first post appears to match the data that you entered in your XML file - what am I missing ?