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This is not something that can be tackled with Nyquist, so I've moved it out of the Nyquist forum. As you are using AutoIt, I assume that you are using some version of Windows, so I have moved this to the Windows forum board. Please note that AutoIt is not our product and we are not able to provide ...

This is one of the 32-bit limitations still in Nyquist or Audacity, I guess I did my test before Splaxi said that he was applying to a 14+ hour selection. Yes, Nyquist works entirely in 32-bit, so 14 hours of audio at 44100 Hz sample rate will overflow (the number of samples is greater than can be ...

The story so far: We have this code that will apply a 5 ms fade-in to the start of the selection, and a 5 ms fade-out to the end. (setq fade-length 0.005) (setq dur (get-duration 1)) (abs-env (control-srate-abs *sound-srate* (let* ((fl fade-length) (env (pwlv 0 fl 1 (- dur fl) 1 dur 0))) (mult s env...

I've started a new topic here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 89#p267189

In response to a feature request by Steve Bender. The problem: When an audio clip is made by cutting (or copying) a section from a piece of audio, there will often be a "click" at the start/end of the audio clip. This will happen whenever an audio clip starts / ends at a non-zero point in ...

This does not completely satisfy your request (so your feature request still stands), but the next version of Audacity will include an effect that makes crossfading tracks much simpler. You can see the (provisional) documentation for this new feature in the "alpha" manual here: http://manu...

inunutfan wrote: but I don't know what you mean by the lead, steve.

I meant the USB cable.

Thanks for letting us know, and glad that it is now resolved.
Topic marked as "solved".

The thing that I find so ironic about the whole issue of "432 Hz tuning" is that proponents of this frequently claim that the "A 440" standard was invented by the Nazis in 1939, and that "A 432" tuning was popularised by Verdi (1813 - 1901). Both of those statements are...

So, can I save this particular Nyquist prompt as a setting somehow? We can make this code into a "plugin", then it can be "installed" as an effect that will appear in the Effect menu, and (optionally) you can assign a keyboard shortcut to the effect. As we are now getting into t...