Audacity Forum

Yes, I tried it but that plugin only add same length of silence to the end of all files. :) Lines 21 to 23: ;; Save original control values. (setq start-adjust-control start-adjust) (setq end-adjust-control end-adjust) Change that to: (setf end-adjust (+ (get-duration 1) end-adjust)) ;; Save origin...

I presume that all these posts are about the same issue, so I've merged them into one topic. Generally it is helpful to stick with one forum topic until the issue is resolved and only start a new topic if it is about a new, unrelated issue. Please disregard my previous thread. I found the "fix&...

But even with one Audacity instance, people may be editing videos while recording. We can only give general guidance. Indeed we do. We advise: "Real-time recording is a very resource-intensive task for computers, which in most settings are not recording studios but multi-task machines with man...

It is not uncommon to have negative gain as long as you stay within the range -1 < g < 1 Gain is generally described either as a ratio in "dB", or as a linear "multiplication" figure. In the latter case, a gain of "1" is called "unity gain" and is equivalent ...

In practice, "defeating" the single instance checker is probably a more stable way of recording in one project while working on another than doing it in two project windows in the same instance. But safer than either would be to disallow actions in one project affecting another project. L...

It does work on Linux as well as Mac. What you describe is surely just a "side effect" of running Audacity as a portable app rather than an intended "feature" of Audacity. If it really is an intended feature, then I don't understand why we have code comments such as: // There is...

We do now "unofficially" support running two instances of Audacity Could you explain that Gale. That does not appear to be the case on Linux. but it does not work on Windows due to a bug. and it does not work on Windows. So it sounds like it is currently an "unofficial feature" ...

ebeling wrote:The built in echo effect used to allow for negative values of the gain parameter or "decay amount". This is no longer possible.

I presume that was a bug. A negative value would mean "less than no echo"
I don't have an old version handy - what did negative values do?

I have Sampletank Free on my ipad2 , I wish to export the audio files to Audacity running on my PC. First you will need to get the audio files onto your PC. We don't make Sampletank and I don't have an ipad2 so I have no idea how you would do that, or even in it is possible - try checking to manual...

Not sure what you mean.
Do you have some audio files made with "Sampletank free app" on you Win 7 PC?
If that's the case:
Are you able to play those files on your PC?
What format are those files?