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Actually, if I may ask a follow-up question on this topic? Normally we prefer "follow up questions" to be as a separate topic. It makes it easier for us to keep track of what the question is about, and it is easier for people that are searching the forum looking for answers. In this case ...

There is a small red socket on the side of the laptop and that's where I plugged the cable in. On a lot of laptops the only audio input is a microphone socket. Microphone inputs are unsuitable for anything other than connecting a microphone because they are too sensitive and usually mono. When you ...

Ok, that's not over-complicated, yet a bit backwardish It's actually very handy, and the same technique can be used with most of the other effects too. How I generally do it is to select about 20 seconds of the track. The Preview button will play back a few seconds * Apply the effect and listen to ...

See here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 32#p229232
Please don't double post the same question.

running under Linux. Which Linux distribution? I plugged a sound source into the correct socket What sound source and what socket? I assume I have to tell it where to look for it - how do I do that? In Audacity, use the recording input setting in the device toolbar . Depending on your set-up you ma...

See this topic: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 928#p69928

If I have a track that I want to equalize, I usually want to mark a representative small section of the recording, then I start the Equalizer, then I shape the eq curve until it sounds good. But I only have marked a small section, not the whole track. So now I have to save the curve Don't save the ...

You need a sound card that has "stereo, line level inputs". I don't know if your Acer laptop has that or not. Some laptops only have a "mono microphone" input. If your laptop has a stereo, line level input, then you will need a "2 x CRA to stereo mini-jack" lead to conn...

Paul L wrote:Is the algorithm of Repair documented somewhere in Wiki?

No, but comments in the code say that it is "Least Squares AutoRegressive Interpolation".

Paul L wrote:ould it be done in Lisp too with reasonable efficiency?

I think it would probably be extremely slow.

Here's a synthetic glitch that is of the type often caused by bad editing (around the middle of this audio clip) bad-edit.wav This is possibly a worst case scenario for the repair part of the plug-in, but the detection part picks up the glitch beautifully, Run the detection part of your effect with ...