Audacity Forum

I have recently purchased a few old vinyls and want to burn them on to CDs but haven't a clue where to start Please start by telling us about your equipment and what you have done so far. What sort of turntable is it (make and model number if possible). Is it a USB turntable? Have you managed to in...

tacrae wrote:can you explain how snap to affects the repeat effect?

"Snap To" is described in the manual here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/se ... .html#snap
Did that fix the problem?

Edgar wrote:All the other built-in generators are well behaved and honor the user's Selection Format

ALL of the generators seem to show hh:mm:ss+samples when inserting into a selection, and hh:mm:ss+milliseconds when inserting at a point.

I can see that if someone has a lot of stereo tracks / files where they want to swap the left and right channels, that a two key press solution would be better than the current 7 key presses (or 3 seconds with a mouse), but how often do people want to do that? To simply split a stereo track and rejo...

Paul L wrote:Do you see climbing memory usage before a crash?

I see "some" climbing memory, but only about 60 MB, then crash.

it does what it does now, because there is no choice but to reverse one of the channels. I've just described what I think is the more logical "choice" if we say that "Make Stereo Track" takes account of the channel allocation. :? A practical point: What is the use case for havin...

Guildenstern wrote:exampleNotes.wav

Queens Rook 5 ?

but reading through all the Nyquist documentation i'm still not sure how to actually get it to recognize the notes i've played. I thought of analyzing and counting each time the program goes over a certain amplitude threshold but have not found a way of actually computing that in Nyquist Have a loo...

Check that you do not have "Snap To" selected (near the bottom of the main Audacity window).

Thanks for the update Paul.

Probably related, I found that the following code causes a crash: