Audacity Forum

doobiezz wrote:everything (my settings) seems to be in order

We can't see your computer. What settings do you have?
It may also be useful if you tell us about your system - what sort of sound card you have, how are your headphones/speakers connected to the computer, anything else that may be relevant.

I have an idea of what my be causing the problem but it's difficult to tell from just a picture, Could you post a short sample of the affected audio before applying Equalization. The sample only needs to be a few seconds long but needs to be in WAV format. See here for how to post audio samples: htt...

so... I must keep improvements to myself? ;;Chris's Dynamic Compressor, version 1.2.7.b1 ;; http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor ;;Copyright (c) 2010 Chris Capel ;;Released under the MIT license. See line 77ish for details. at around line 77 ;;Permission is hereby granted, free of charge,...

Paul L wrote:Are there any constraints on creating derivative works?

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I have a Steinberg UR22 and want to record what is coming out of the speakers and me talking at the same time. In order to record what is playing on the computer, the computer must be playing through the device that you are recording with. For example, you can't directly record the sound coming out...

It's not a question of "cleaning up" the audio, but rather a question of knowing how to decode the audio correctly. Unfortunately we are not able to help with that because it appears to be in a non-standard and not publicly documented format. If the audio is from a game, you could try look...

Perhaps the keyboard shortcuts for control panels could appear as popup tooltips, so we could learn them quickly without having to delver into the prefs? Yes, I agree that the shortcuts should be more easily discoverable, but unfortunately there are technical reasons why tool-tips don't work for th...

I'm not sure it's better than "Adjust Length... " I think that depends on whether the user is familiar with the (documented in the manual) "Change Speed" effect. I'm currently favouring "Adjust Length..." but I think that we may need a mention in either a Help screen o...

Sorry we are not able to offer support for specific hardware, unless another forum user happens to have the same device. You would probably be best using Tascam's support as suggested by Gale.

I don't believe how much I misread that.. You were not far off ;) Using a similar code structure: (abs-env ; required if used in the 'Nyquist Prompt' effect. (let ((result 0)) ; You cannot sum to NIL (do* ((hz 500 (+ 500 hz)) (start 0 (+ 400 start))) ((= hz 2500) result) ; stop at 2500 and return '...