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I've logged bug 1292 and 1293 as "enhancement" issues.
Bug 1292 - Zoom Normal (Ctrl+2) may move selection off screen
Bug 1293 - Unable to mouse wheel zoom in beyond end of project

possible to do the same without splitting the track? The split line is a behaviour implemented by Audacity on effects that change the length of the selection. However there is a plug-in header command that overrides the behaviour: ;mergeclips 1 http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Plug-ins_Ref...

Something like this perhaps: (setq maxval 0.0) (setf num 0) (defun get-peak (sig) (do ((count 0 (1+ count)) (val (snd-fetch sig)(snd-fetch sig))) ((not val) (/ num *sound-srate*)) (when (> (abs val) maxval) (setf maxval (abs val)) (setf num count)))) (extract-abs (get-peak (snd-copy *track*)) (get-d...

Regular Interval Region Labels needs to be updated because of bug 1020, but until we have a more flexible GUI for Nyquist effects I don't see that we can make any major improvements so moving this to the archive for now.

Unfortunately Nyquist plug-ins are not able to change the selection times.
However, Nyquist plug-ins can delete part of the selection. Would that be any help?
It would certainly help us if you could paint a picture in words to describe what the job is - what exactly are you trying to do, and why?

Have a look in the recording settings in the Windows Sound Control Panel. Are you able to set the microphone input to "2 channel stereo"?

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If we want a label for each sample that has the maximum value (which is only likely to occur if the audio is clipped) then we could save a list of maximum values rather than just one maximum value, then on completion we would convert that list into labels. Like this: (setf maxval 0.0) (setf labels ...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxROjL3 ... be&t=1m26s
"...I know that some of your computers might have a mono mic input..."

See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_vocal_removal_and_isolation.html One program that is not mentioned there is "Melodyne" (http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/what-is-melodyne). It is one of the best programs for this sort of thing, but it does not come cheap. A non-save tr...