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movebetter wrote: they are about 2% longer instead of 2 % shorter

Longer is correct. (1.818% longer)

Interestingly, showing Help in Vocal Remover is (correctly) already a no-op. That is a side effect of it being a "process" type effect. "Process" effects are intended to "process" audio, so the returned value is expected to be the processed audio. If a process effect d...

Please try to be realistic. We have no idea what you want to do or what you mean by "hypnotic effect".

yugioh47 wrote:is there a hypnotic nyquist plugin for audacity?

"Generate menu > Click Track" perhaps?

Also if capturing the Noise Profile is made a no-op, would "Repeat Last Effect" still be available after capturing the noise profile, so that you could apply the captured profile at current effect settings without reopening the effect? No it wouldn't. "Repeat Last Effect" repeat...

I guess you could call it a P4 bug. There are a few other "no op" Nyquist plug-ins, though we don't currently ship any of them. What about the "Get Noise Profile" step in Noise Reduction? It does not affect the project, and Undoing does not undo the profile. I don't think that i...

The "event." It's not an effect. That's my objection. I understand your point koz, but "technically" it IS an effect, which is why it behaves as it does. It would only take a very small modification to the Nyquist script to make it write its output in a label, in which case I th...

The "lowpass8" function that you refer to is, as you say, part of the Nyquist library. I believe that it would be possible to use the Nyquist library within a c++ / QT application , though if you are just wanting to use a few filters then it is probably overkill to do so. Basic IIR filters...

I presume that what you would ideally like to do is to have everything plugged in and be able to record and hear both the track(s) that you have already recorded and what you are playing at the same time (without having to plug/unplug things all the time). The ability to do that depends on the equip...

Patrulek wrote: is there any possibility to use that filter in my application?

Will your application be open source?