Audacity Forum

Yes that's correct.

I'd thought maybe I could just run some script on my linux machine, but I don't know enough about the Audacity session files and data file formats to code it myself, something with perl, sox and oggenc I'd guess It's not that simple. Audacity projects are complex data structures. To convert a proje...

What's the starting point for this project? Have you started any of the recording yet?

If you want to work on them again later it would be better to keep them in a lossless format, so perhaps you could just 7-Zip them. If you are not intending to work on them again, it would be much better to just export each project in your preferred format. Audacity does not itself support scripting...

I hope the attached is what you need. Yes, that's it. By the way, to "quote" some text, scroll down below the message compose box and select the text from a previous post, then click the "Quote" button that is at the top right corner of that message. The selected text will be co...

This tutorial may help: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... _file.html

ZoneIII wrote:Let's see if this works. Here's a zipped Audacity project.

Almost .... I've got the _data folder but not the .AUP file. Both parts of the project are needed.
The AUP file can be posted directly to the forum - use the "Upload attachment" option below the message composing box.

The bottom two tracks are the side track and the duplicate of it. The bottom one has been inverted. As you can see, there is virtually no difference Zoom in closer and you will see that it is inverted. The quick way to zoom in and out is to hold down the Ctrl key and rotate the mouse wheel (assumin...

The plug-in is much less effort. but less "educational" ;) I wish I could get that feature to work in Audacity If you could post a (preferably short) sample somewhere on the Internet and then post a download link I'll have a look. sendspace.com allows files up to 300 MB to be posted witho...

ZoneIII wrote: I guess I was expecting to see a pronounced change with the inversion.

You'll see a much more obvious change if you zoom in really close on the waveform: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/zooming.html