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the site's been a bit unstable Yes, there's recently been some changes to the web server. It should be much better now. the extra step of creating a blank stereo track to import into I hoping that eventually it will be possible for Nyquist plug-ins to do that part, but for now it has to be done man...

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Thu Dec 24, 2020 9:36 pm

Control+Click the vertical bar to the left of the blue waves

For Windows (and Linux) that's "Right Click" for the context menu.
https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/aud ... html#scale

From the top of the message thread: I want to convert them into stereo. Is there a way to do this in Audacity? Based on your starting point and what you know about the production, no. Looking at it the other way, "yes". 1. Import the the tracks 2. Pan some left and pan some right 3. "...

I'm guessing that you mean "Pinned play head". Click on the green triangle so that it becomes a "thumbtack" icon. (See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tim ... tml#pinned). Is that what you mean?

Are you able to play the mkv file in VLC?
If it plays correctly, you can use VLC to convert to WAV format (audio only) which can then be imported into Audacity (See: https://www.vlchelp.com/convert-audio-format/)

To check that FFmpeg is installed correctly, try importing this file - it's just a 6 second tone.

Bonnes fêtes.

@chenghuaiyu I'd like to suggest that you create a new topic for your Label to LRC plug-in so that it doesn't get lost in this long topic topic. I'm a little concerned about the final line: (format nil "~a" txt) If there's a lot of labels, this may create a window that is too tall, and Nyq...

The frequency range in Plot Spectrum is determined by the track sample rate. The maximum frequency is half the sample rate. Example, if the track sample rate is 44100 Hz, the frequencies are in the range 0 to 22050 Hz. (Technical explanation here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_frequency) If ...

"Gapless" audio CDs require that the CD write drive supports "DAO" mode (disk at once). If the hardware does not support DAO (or if DAO is not enabled) there will always be a short gap between tracks, even if you set the gap between tracks to zero. Most modern CD burning apps can...