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Can't you burn that into the code with a "ver" statement? Leaving that up to the user may not be the best idea. Yes, you can add ";version 3" to the top like this: ;version 3 (setf s (notch2 s 60 10)) ; apply 60 Hz notch (setf s (notch2 s 500 10)) ; apply 500 Hz notch (let* ((q ...

glennw1 wrote:Would anyone have an recommendations for how to EQ the harmonica?

How about "not at all"? Is there anything you don't like about that?

My point was that "Save Compressed Copy of Project" is not (as you say in your caud.py script and repeated in your post) "broken", it behaves as intended and as described in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/file_menu.html The caud.py script appears to fail if the Au...

Check the levels through the signal chain in order from source to destination: 1) A reasonable level from the Marshall amp 2) Position the SM58 so that it is pointing toward the amp speaker (you will need to experiment to find the sweet spot, but hanging by its cord over the front of the amp is prob...

This bug has been fixed in the development code and the fix will be in the next Audacity release (2.1.3).

You 'may' be able to work around this bug by clicking on one of the tag names (in the left hand column) before you close the Metadata Editor.

ecloev wrote:Didnt work.

You need to be more specific. Did it give an error? Did your computer catch fire? Did it remove the hum and squeal but not the other mess?
The code that Trebor posted uses legacy (version 3) syntax, so you need to select that option in the Nyquist Prompt.

"Error: mismatched tag at line 154" That indicates that there is an error in the AUP file. If you attach the AUP file to your reply, we can take a look and see if it is repairable. See here for how to attach files to forum posts: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936

The absolute maximum sample values that audio devices can handle is +/- 1.0. This is because all sound cards work with either 16 or 24 bit integer data. Audacity works internally with 32-bit floating point data, which can handle values beyond +/- 1. By default, Audacity uses 32-bit float format for ...

Topic moved to Gnu/Linux board. If in doubt which board to post to, chose the board for your operating system. Am I correct in assuming therefore that Audacity controls the conversion rate through the USB interface to this device? No, Audacity does not have any direct control of any audio device. Au...

To make a selection with a mouse / pointing device, click on the waveform (in the track area, not on the Timeline) for one end of the selection (start or end of the selection), then Shift+Click in the waveform track area for the other end. To adjust a selection, hold down the Shift key and click on ...