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I think that the names of VST effects are compiled into the effect, so just changing "properties" of the file would make no difference. You would probably need to either, obtain the source code for the VST plug-in, modify it and rebuild the .dll from your modified code, or, modify Audacity...

"Lossless" formats include WAV (the most common), AIFF and FLAC. FLAC compresses the data similar to how a ZIP file compresses data and there is no information lost. FLAC can achieve about 50 to 60% compression, which means that the file size will be about half that for WAV or AIFF. MP3, O...

Standard audio CDs do not have any track or artist information. Windows Media Player (and others) try to find the track listing, and sometimes even the album art, by looking it up in a database. For commercial release CDs this is often successful, though the computer will need to be on-line if the m...

Those shortcuts use the numbers at the top of the keyboard, not the numbers on the right.
Your English is much better than my French

Unless you saved the project of exported back-ups, I'm sorry to say that it is almost certainly gone and lost forever. We highly recommend making regular backups because you never know when you might need one.

Sorry I don't speak French.
If you are using Mac OS X, the Ctrl key for Windows and Linux will usually be the Command key on a Mac keyboard.

Truncate Silence: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... lence.html

I wanted to note exactly in the script, the value in hertz of the note eb4 " tone5 " which is 622,25. There are two easy ways to create a specific frequency. For sine tones there is: (hzosc 622.25) For other waveforms that can be produced with "osc" you can write: (osc (hz-to-st...

The biquad solution is neat, but no solution will be as quick as just looping through the samples in C, but whichever method is used the Nyquist primitives loop through all of the samples. The best that we can do is use an "efficient for Nyquist" method.

One can easily see how the second value deviates from the first and last one. You're quite right, after the "quick" method there is still a liitle residual DC offset, but only about -104 dB, which for most purposes is probably not very significant. Yes, if you need it more accurate you ca...