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By the way, in the previous post I used an offset for the first label just so that it would show up the "quirk" more clearly.

The way that I'm looking at regular interval labels is that users will either want the final label at the start of the final interval: tracks010.png which is useful things such as "Export Multiple", or they want a label at the end of the final interval: tracks011.png which is useful when t...

For an almost identical effect with the current version of Delay, try these settings:

-10 (Delay level per echo)
0.0045 (Delay time)
30 (Number of echoes)

Note that the first value is "minus 10".

The current module distorts audio when changing the pitch. Audacity now has another "time stretch" effect that can produce better quality pitch shifting. See "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift" http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sliding_time_scale_pitch_shift.html The "Chang...

The problem is not with the Bass and Treble effect. If you zoom in close on the audio sample processed by you C# code you will see that there are discontinuities in the waveform. firsttrack001.png My guess is that your code is processing in blocks of 160 samples but not correctly preserving the old ...

I would have thought that the dynamic is 33.842-20.4072=13.4348. That's what I got too. Yes, that is correct. I guess that you are dealing with dB FS. Yes. I understood that 0 dBFS is the level of a signal that is at the maximum level your system can cope with without clipping the tips of the wavef...

charlestonjames wrote:Yes, the old version works! Awesome. Thanks!

I presume that you mean the ancient version "delay01.ny" (as that is the only one downloaded so far) ?

Before you export your WAV file for the CD, apply the Normalize effect and normalize to 0 dB. 0 dB is the biggest signal level possible without clipping (distortion). Note that commercial CDs usually use "compression" and "limiting" to force the sound to unnaturally loud levels (...

charlestonjames wrote:When applying this technique it must be repeated numerous times

How many times? You have only given half of the recipe so I guess it's not surprising that it did not work for me.
Does the old version that I posted produce the required effect?
How about this version:

I tried this once myself and the only way that I could get it to record 4 channels was on XP with very old drivers. It seems that M-Audio abandoned the multi-channel driver for Windows and replaced it with two stereo drivers/ This is no good for Audacity because Audacity can only record from one &qu...