Audacity Forum

Do you have Norton 360 on your machine?
If you do, try turning off Norton's Windows temp file cleaner.

Look in the Audacity plug-ins folder and find the file: SpectralEditMulti.ny
Please attach that file to your reply using the "upload attachments" feature below the message composing box.

юра00 wrote:Please, explain, how can I change language to English in this version?

Please see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... l#language

Your recording level is very low. Adjust the gain and level on the mixer so that the meters on the mixer show maximum peaks just a little below 0 dB. Then adjust the levels in Audacity so that the maximum peaks are around -6 dB. With the levels set correctly you should see/hear at least 20 dB improv...

My data are numerical. Your data is numerical text . Text characters are not the same as pure (data) numerical values. For example, in ASCII encoding, the numerical value of the text character "3" is (decimal) 51 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#ASCII_printable_code_chart What is requir...

I can't read Russian. What does the error message say?
That is not a released version of Audacity. Which exact version is it?

However, how does one convert a single data point into a single musical note? Audacity is designed to be an audio recorded and editor, so that feature is not directly built in, but yes there are ways of doing it. As you deduced, "Import Raw" is one method, but the "trick" is to ...

Most PC laptops have poor quality mic inputs. For reasonable quality audio recording it is usually necessary to upgrade the audio interface. The most popular way of doing that for a laptop is to purchase a USB audio interface. There is a huge range of USB audio interfaces available. Many (but not al...

"Tones" are by definition "periodic" waveforms. Simply repeating a series of data will fulfil that definition, but 99.9% of the time it will sound "buzzy" because of the abrupt jump from the end of one cycle to the start of the next. That "jump" will create a ...

I've used SoX a bit, but I'm no expert, and (as this is the "Audacity" forum) I think you'll be very lucky if a SoX expert happens to see your post.
You may do better asking on the SoX mailing list: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users