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Am I mistaken or isn't there a Nyquist Generate Prompt already posted by Edgar? Yes there is (and updated by myself), but it is implemented as a Nyquist plug-in, with all the limitations that that entails. It is actually very easy to implement as a built-in effect, but was considered to be too esot...

Paul L wrote:Are you sure the Cancel button continues to work during long calculations?

Yes, I checked that, though "long calculation" has taken on a new meaning

That is crazy. Somebody should research why. xlisp is all written in platform neutral C. Are you sure there isn't just some silly mistake in the make files? This bit of C amid all the C++ might have been compiled specially and wrongly. The good news is, I've located the problem. It's due to a funct...

I've moved this topic to the General Audio Programming section as it is not specifically about Nyquist plug-ins. Audacity stores the audio data in "block files" (see here for an overview: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/audacity_projects.html) When processing an audio track, "blo...

The user may have a number of files of different length that they are trying to make the same length. Good point. The user still can't select multiple track and extend them all to the same length in one go, due to the current limitation that Audacity does not tell Nyquist where clips start and end ...

Hi Steve, a little correction, the step increase has to be: Thanks Robert, a typo on my part. I've corrected my previous post. And of course all embedded in abs-env to make the sound independent from the selection. Not necessary if it is a "generate" type plug-in. "process" plug...

Hi, and welcome to the forum. I'll move this topic to the main "Nyquist" page as it isn't actually a plug-in (yet). Some notes on your code: (do* (i 500 (setq i (500 + i))) ; DO* loop with var I You don't need 'setq' in the above line, but you do need annother '(' at the start of the bindi...

OK, so now for further improvement we need to look again at what you are plugging the mic into. You will notice that the connector on the microphone has three prongs. All three should be used. You will notice that the jack plug on the end of the lead (and the adaptor) have two connections ("tip...

Did you "Save" the Audacity project, or "Export" an audio file? If you Saved the project, or if the Audacity project is still open, then you should see two separate tracks in Audacity, one above the other. You can Export each track separately by selecting one track (double click ...