Audacity Forum

out of interest, do the filters go up in values of '60' ? In the US, mains electricity has a frequency of 60 Hz, which is the cause of "mains hum". However, the "hum" also has harmonics of that frequency. The harmonics are at exact multiples of the "fundamental" freque...

You probably just need to press the Stop button. Most of Audacity's features are disabled during Play, Record and Pause.

I found it hidden away one one of the other boards and moved it here in the light of Koz's recent posting.

Is there anything like this in Audacity? The short answer: No, Audacity does not have anything like that. I found this page on using some recording app form adobe... http://www.streaminglearningcenter.com/ ... ition.html ... echo_problem.flac Unfortunately the Audition effect will not help with tha...

I could not find the topic where Steve's code lives I don't think I posted it. I've got about a dozen different versions on my computer - none complete. but here is one version that works, though with strict limitations. This is experimental code. There is no error checking. Any user error will jus...

The problem only occurs when both elements are the same sound.
For example, the following does not have the problem:

I am having this problem with any recording, not just overdubbing. So it's not the same problem. I've deleted your post from the Mac forum as you are using Windows. Mac and Windows have completely different sound systems so advice that is relevant to Mac OS X is unlikely to be relevant to Windows a...

JimMyskin wrote:I am able to generate tone data in audaicty and export to csv

How are you doing that?

Robert J. H. wrote:Isn't it rather weird that a single channel command returns a stereo channel (whereas the stereo version returns a scattered version of both)?

Some thoughts about that here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 71#p207371

It's a known bug that (vector (aref s 0)(aref s 0)) is not returned correctly to track. Rather than producing a stereo track with (aref s 0) in each channel, the data (aref s 0) is split into tiny chunks and distributed between the two channels. I've no idea how to debug the source code that lies be...