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waxcylinder wrote:So is the hidden underlying FR here "to make Simple the default setting for Mute"?

Do you mean "solo"?

Peter: good catch - yes I did - so I changed the above post

See here for system requirements for the current (2.1.1) version of Audacity: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/windows#sysreq
Audacity 2.0.6 does not require SSE2.

So we have it here, what is the syntax to do that? The same as setting any other symbol value: (setf symbol value) For example, on Linux it could be: (setf *default-sf-dir* "/home/user-name/Desktop/") Then to read "my-file.wav" from the Desktop: (s-read "my-file.wav")

I'd love to do "half the sample rate", but unfortunately the Audacity / Nyquist interface does not yet support that. I guess that we should allow notch frequencies below 20 Hz as some user may have "special" (non-audio) uses. A range of 1 Hz to 20000 Hz works OK. I'll update it t...

Basic operation of Audacity is much the same. Benefits are: There are many enhancements, quite a lot of new features, and loads of bug fixes, plus you can get technical support for the current version here on the forum. The possible downside is that if your computer does not meet the System Requirem...

I'm not a Windows user, but I know that some "computer maintenance" programs "clean" (empty) the temp folder periodically. Certainly "temp" folders are not intended for long term storage. The code Nyquist allows to look for an audio file only in the file: Users\...(name...