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I doubt that can be fixed.

I would like to amplify to a "New Peak Amplitude" of 0.0 dB. Both "Amplify" and "Normalize" are amplification effects. The main difference between them is that "Amplify" amplifies by a specified amount, whereas "Normalize" amplifies to a specified l...

Does this demonstrate the same problem that you had: ;; Generate 10 minutes of silence ;; Memory usage goes up and stays up after completion. (let ((mysound (abs-env (s-rest 0.1))) (output (s-rest 0))) (dotimes (i 6000 output) (setf output (sim output (at-abs (* 0.1 i) (cue mysound))))))

tophat21 wrote:something where by I could send in a string to be parsed & executed?

I thought that was what you were going to write

I've been looking at the Numark Mixtrack Pro manual. It seems that they are using some specialised ASIO audio/midi drivers that interface the hardware to specific software programs including Serato, Traktor Pro, VirtualDJ Pro, UltraMixer, djay, PCDJ, FutureDecks Pro, Torq and MixVibes. There is no m...

It's not available yet, but feel free to have your say about how you would like it to be.

Does anybody know how to fix this problem??? This topic has been up on the forum for about 3 weeks now, so I'd guess the answer is no. The problem is that we don't know how to create the problem. So let's try tackling it from the opposite direction. You tell us precisely, step-by-step, what we need...

kozikowski wrote:It's very common to use 100Hz cut filters in live recording.

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The problem is that you are sending a relatively large signal from your amplifier into a microphone input. Microphones produce a very tiny signal, about 1000 x less than the signal from a tape recorder. A microphone input is designed to work with tiny microphone signals and cannot handle the much bi...

to take a sample of the sound and remove all identical sounds? Audacity does not have a general "remove sounds like this" command (and neither does any other program that I know of). Whether it can be removed "automatically" depends on what the sound is and what you are trying t...