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It's a problem (bug) that applies to Nyquist slider controls, so it could affect any current or future plug-in, but it may not affect all Nyquist plug-ins. When the locale is set to use comma as a decimal separator, there is multiple branching to round the display numbers to an appropriate number of...

Excellent result all round
If you come up with more optimisations or bug fixes for Audacity, please feel encouraged to post them.

THIS does what I expect. Can you explain that? Well the code is still not "right" strictly speaking because it is treating sounds as behaviours, but it looks to me like it works because it is making Nyquist evaluate snd-xform before evaluating sim. Although it works in this case I expect ...

Paul L wrote:it is the internals of sim,

Yes.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rbd/doc/nyquist/ ... l#index583
"(sim [beh1 beh2 ...]) [LISP]"


http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rbd/doc/nyquist/ ... l#index140
"sounds are not behaviors!"

If you wish to pursue this further I think that you will need to take it up with the developer (Roger B. Dannenberg, Carnegie Mellon University).

I should be ale to hear myself in the headphones. You mean that you "want" to hear yourself in the headphones? I presume that you also "need" to hear the other caller in your headphones? The tricky part of using Audacity with Jack is getting Audacity to connect to the right inpu...

As written previously in this topic - we can help with all of the technical aspects of using Audacity, but subliminal messaging is not our field. For questions about subliminal messaging techniques you would be better you ask on specialist forums for those theories. We can help with the "how&qu...

allenz wrote:simple as that?

Yes, simple when you know how isn't it

allenz wrote: I normalized the audio...

How did you do that?
I presume that it didn't sound like it was in an echo chamber before you did that?

OK, let's take a different approach. The source code says: snd_xform -- return a sound with transformations applied. The "logical" sound starts at snd->time and runs until some as yet unknown termination time. (There is also a possibly as yet unknown logical stop time that is irrelevant he...

Can we drop the quotation marks from "bug" please? I was quoting your use of the term, but I'm not convinced that it is a bug (and certainly not a capitalised BUG ;)) I totally agree that there is some very confusing behaviour when using snd-xform related functions, but the whole issue of...