Audacity Forum

Try reducing the "Audio to buffer" setting in "Edit > Preferences > Recording / Latency". Note that if set too low, both recording and playback may stutter, and if also using Pulseaudio Audacity may freeze. Low buffer settings tend to work best when using the "hw" devic...

See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/time_tracks.html

The Reverb effect was developed for Audacity by Rob Sykes. It borrows heavily from the reverb effect in SoX (http://sox.sourceforge.net/) which is an implementation of (part of) Freeverb.

The debug button is intended for use by plug-in developers to show debugging information. A few plug-ins abuse / re-purpose the debug button as a means of providing additional information for users, though this is not common (and not recommended). If you copy and paste the debug information in your ...

Scrubbing in Audacity 2.1.2: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scrubbing_and_seeking.html This has been substantially updated for the next version of Audacity. Related features: Timeline Quick Play: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/timeline.html#tqp Play at Speed (Transcription Toolbar): http://m...

Audacity does not support MIDI features (or features that depend on MIDI support) in VST plug-ins.
Audacity's MIDI features are very few - basically just importing, exporting and trimming MIDI tracks (not even play or record).

Trebor wrote:Splitting is disallowed on the native effects, except Wah-Wah & Phaser.
Extending that restriction to all effects, native & plugin, seems the way to go, if the alternative is a crash.

Update: That's now been done in the development code.

kozikowski wrote:Given the job is a ping-pong interview, is repeatedly invoking nyquist easier than split-playing the presentation and control-L silencing the parts you don't want?

Ctrl+R to repeat the last effect.
Not much difference really, except that you don't need to split the track.

as a result, there would be one channel containing only high quality sentences, and the second channel would contain only the low quality version of the same sound. Then, delete the low quality channel, and save the high quality one as mono. An alternative approach would be to "mute" (sil...

waverlye wrote:can someone convert the nyquist code provided to the SAL notation?

I don't use SAL myself, but there is some information in the Nyquist manual: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rbd/doc/nyquist/part7.html