Audacity Forum

Do you know why the --disable-dynamic-loading option is necessary ? Dynamic loading requires that FFmpeg has all the right hooks for Audacity, but many distributions do not carry an appropriate version in their repositories. If you build shared libraries from the FFmpeg 2.2.2 source code, then it s...

the code for nyquist is not good , because the ( spoken words ) affirmations are reduced, decreased sound quality !!! The code is good. The sound quality is poor because for a sample rate of 44100 Hz and a carrier frequency of 17500 Hz, the audio bandwidth is less than 4500 Hz, which is not enough ...

Try configuring with:

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My thought is actually to run this on a whole lot of files; Audacity can run into other problems when batch processing "thousands" of files. I'm not sure what the actual limit is, but "hundreds" of files should be OK. Note that sref-inverse will generate an error if no inverse e...

I make minus one music using audacity for my covers If you mean (by "minus one music") that you are removing the vocal from a commercial recording, then that will be covered by the copyright of the original recording, and to distribute it (legally) will require the explicit permission of ...

Audacity has an equalization effect (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/equalization.html) and a reverb effect (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/reverb.html). They are separate effects. You will get a slightly different overall effect depending on which you apply first - experiment to find the...

Most Linux distributions are likely to be moving to wx3 in the near future (if they have not done so already), but Audacity still officially uses wx2.8.12 (though expected to move to wx3 soon). When we officially move to wx3, that will probably be a good time to remove that code, assuming that it is...

steve wrote:a) A huge number of preferences for meters.
b) Meters as plug-ins (with several meters to choose from and each meter plug-in handles its own preferences.

For clarity, please not that my (lower case) "a and b" are not the same as Gale's (upper case) "Plan A, B and C".

Resetting Audacity 2.0.7 Preferences on Linux from a Terminal window (I thing this should work for all Linux distributions): rm ~/.audacity-data/audacity.cfg That could be made into a downloadable bash scipt, but it is arguably easier to just copy and paste that code than to download a file and run ...