Audacity Forum

DERF wrote: I would want that the effect applies to a single channel.

Do you mean that you want it to apply to a single channel of a stereo track, or that you want it to work with a mono track?

I've tried the code and it already works with a single channel of a stereo track

As you have probably noticed, there have been big changes to effects in Audacity 2.1.1, notably the addition of "real time preview" for many effects. Unfortunately an unavoidable downside of these changes are that it has broken compatibility with many Chain scripts that were created in pre...

What exactly are you wanting to do? Do you want to put the tracks onto a CD, or are they for an iPlayer or ....?

I also think it's more than eye candy because this way you are not distracted by those hard lines as if the band height were an additional information. That is my point: it IS additional information. It shows you the bandwidth of each frequency band that is being analyzed. In its current form, you ...

h-h wrote:Still I want to say I would prefer vertical blurring instead of hard lines.

Is that anything more than eye candy that obscures the actual data?

I would suggest to have two undo/redo lists: one for edits, one for layout. As Gale wrote, that would be a very big change. In addition, I think that it could be highly problematic in some circumstances. The main problem that comes to mind is that the two lists could easily become desynchronised. P...

ev3r510 wrote:Now I am lost lol

I'd recommend that you just use the version that is known to work with Audacity: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... .html#lame

Done in commit 246a8c

I've moved this to the Windows forum as 6 dots should not be happening, so it's not a "feature request".

Try updating to the current version of Audacity (2.1.1) and select "Reset Preferences" during the installation, then see if the problem still occurs.

The line that connects the sample points are drawn through simple linear interpolation (joining the dots with straight lines). This is the fastest way to draw the line. Of course, the line is only a graphical device to aid visualisation, it does not really exist as a physical thing. The actual analo...