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rockaround wrote: I tried half of a dozen of them

That's 6 out of over 90. How do I know which ones you have tried?

bwywvgvc wrote:What do you mean - how far off is it??

Does it sound just a fraction too high, or about an octave too high, or like a chipmunk breathing helium?
Also, does it sound too fast?

Which specific effects have you tried?
These plug-ins are rather old and not made by Audacity, so there's no guarantee that they will all work, though most of them should.

during the tackt there is short sounds "bip" that I wan to remove How often does this occur? Is it infrequent enough to fix each one separately, or does it happen hundreds of times? How regular is the repeat (or is it fairly random)? Please upload a couple of examples of the blips (see he...

I think that you need this "Recording audio playing on the computer" information: Recording audio playing on the computer
It's easier to do on some computers than others, so there are several different methods described. Use the one that works best for you.

http://cjoint.com/?CJEktoU7oqD This example would be great ...... for Mac. ;) I think the problem is more about what happens when you click the button. Edgar developed options for font and colour preferences, but the dialogues that then opened were OS dependent (provided by wxWidgets I think). The ...

Hi Paul. Did you get any further isolating this memory leak or working round it?

If you want to run something like this on a long selection, the way to do it would be .... I've been meaning to write an example of this, so here's an example: ;type process ;;; Amplify by +3 dB (setq gain (db-to-linear 3.0)) ;;; DSP function (defun amp (a g) (dotimes (i (length a) a) (setf (aref a...

Is there not some way of doing, e.g... (for i = 0 to [end of array] snd = [whatever I want it to be] end do) ...? Here's a trivial example. Note that this is only suitable for short selections (a few seconds) and is only written for mono tracks. It can be run in the Nyquist Prompt effect: ;;; Ampli...

Others have made your suggestion and I think it is a very reasonable request. Indeed it is. Personally I'd like it to go further and allow working with a "group" of tracks in which the group can be easily "exploded" to allow working on individual tracks, or "collapsed"...