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I don't know where my posts have gone In order to combat the huge amount of spam that was being posted to the forum we have regrettably had to implement a "moderation queue". This means there will be a delay before your posts appear on the forum. We aim to approve all legitimate posts wit...

By the way, my view looks a bit more like the first one. Good, that's what it should look like, and so rules out one possibility. Aha, I see! So it might just be the fact that Audacity was in my case writing temporary files to var/tmp/audacity-temporary (or something like that)? I will try to chang...

Have a look in "Edit > Preferences > Directories" Which of these does it look more like? What is the address in the "location" box? http://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images/3/34/Preferences_directories_basic7.png http://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images/archive/3/34/20120711081917%...

vanad wrote:Have somebody any idea for cleaning this?

I don't think that you can. I think that is about as good as it gets. You could try mixing in some other sounds (perhaps a hi-hat) to cover it up a bit.

Do you still have the Audacity project? If so, does it (still) play OK? In particular, does the beginning sounded "staticky" and is the lasts about 5 seconds there? What program are you using to play the exported file? If you import the file into a new Audacity project, does it still have ...

if it only affects users in a rare Nyquist plug-in that has a preview feature. It's a rare feature because it's buggy. If it worked reliably it could benefit accessibility for many plug-ins. It's easy to test if it works or not. Simply select some audio, then run the following in the Nyquist Prompt...

During the recording the input monitor is in the red should this be the case ? when i play it back the output monitor is in the green ? The normal colour for the input meter is red and the playback meter is green. At the highest end (the right) of the meter is a small area (the "clip indicator...

Recently, I've come across another nan-value that I've not seen before (apart from #inf, #-inf and#-ind), but now I can't reproduce it - something with 'op' in it. I've not seen that either, so do post if you find it again. These are some common ones: (log -3.0) ; nan (/ 0.0 0.0) ; error: division ...

Rodger Dannenberg is aware of the poor performance on Linux, but sadly we have no answer to this as yet. For the sound case could be written: (s-min ny:all (recip <expression>)) That certainly does not work for numbers. Can we be sure that it always works for sounds and will continue to work in futu...

You need the "track drop down menu", not the "Tracks" menu: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... _menu.html