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The headers look OK except that there are 4 spaces at the start of each line. The header lines should really start at the beginning of the line. Also, there would usually be an empty line separating the header lines from main plug-in code. However, it will not work as a plug-in because the code is i...

ver 2.1.0 (according to the Audacity site) You must be looking at some other site. This is the Audacity website: http://web.audacityteam.org/ This is the download page for the Windows version: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/windows If you previously installed Audacity 2.0.5 using the recommen...

cowboy wrote:made adjustments as described and worked.

Now a follow up question, if you had to do many of these, is there a way to write a script file
to adjust/change the same parameters that audacity did ?

What exact step and settings did you use to achieve the desired result?

I had the same problem.....Contacted microsoft, said it was audacity responsibility to adapt to win 10. Suggested I contact my PC maker which happens to be Dell. Got on Dell web site and located driver,"Realtek high definition Audio driver 6.0.1. Audicity program seems to be working now. Good ...

Try this:

PennyPenny wrote:When I click on NEW VERSION in your post, I get a whole bunch of letters I don't understand.

Try right click on the link and select "Save As..." (or whatever your web browser equivalent).
If you still have a problem, please say what web browser you are using.

Which version of Windows? Which version of Audacity? (Look in "Help > About Audacity"). What settings are you using in Export Multiple? Have you Saved the project? If so, please attach the AUP file to your reply (use the "Upload Attachment" option below the message composing box).

Topic merged with original question.
Please avoid repeating the same question in multiple places. Doing so wastes time and causes confusion. Thanks.

This code is not such a close approximation of the real siren, but I think that it is easier to understand, so should be easier to customise. As we have discussed previously, the key part of the siren code is the FMOSC function. Here it is in the Nyquist manual: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rbd/doc/nyquis...

waxcylinder wrote:...then there would be a further zoom level to worry about

We should be reusing the same zoom in/out code in each case, which will give us consistent behaviour whatever new zoom levels are added. It would appear that we don't currently do that for "Zoom Normal".