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The tracks are at a ridiculously high sample rate. I'd recommend that you resample the tracks (Tracks menu) to 44100 Hz sample rate before any further processing.
Try these settings for the spectrogram:

It's also in the "Frequently Asked Questions" http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... html#probs

Have a look on the Spectrogram view to see if you can identify the individual beeps http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... pectrogram
You may need to go into the Audacity Preferences to get a useful range on the Spectrogram.

See here for how to build Audacity with ASIO support: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/ASIO_Audio_Interface

If you download now you don't need to specify a revision number as the only updates since release are a couple of minor updates to the language translation files.

All music can be pirated no matter how well it is protected. The only way to guarantee that it is not illegally copied or edited is to lock it in a safe and bury it under several feet of concrete. There's some information here about adding copy protection to WMA format files: http://www.microsoft.co...

You may also need... [cmake] Oops, yes, I forgot about that, but as you say this should soon be included when running "sudo apt-get build-dep audacity". I presume that I must uninstall the existing Audacity before building the new one It would be best to do so. By default, installing Auda...

kozikowski wrote: I think one of the Pamela licenses is free and actually works as long as you don't go over a minute or some restriction like that.

I think the restriction is 15 minutes per call.

Audacity opens FLAC files exactly as they are. The audio is not "scaled" or "processed" in any way. If the imported audio is clipped then that is because it is clipped in the FLAC file - not much you can do about that. If it is only clipped a little in a few places you can try Cl...

Things have changed a bit over the years. My recommendation now would be to build Audacity from the release version tarballs. These are currently on a roughly quarterly cycle. New releases are announced in various places including here on the forum and the main Audacity web site. You can also be not...