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2guest(s) wrote:Where is the sound control that I am missing?

It is probably somewhere in the Windows Sound Control Panel.
If you can't find any incorrect settings there, post some screen shots of those control panel settings and I'll see if I can spot anything.

By the way, I suspect (though I've not actually checked) that the original problem with Panrand.ny was not only excessive memory usage but also a stack overflow if the main function went through too many recursions. For a large number of loops it is generally better to use iteration so as to avoid t...

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The thing I want to avoid the most, is that I do not have to normalize the noise after cration Absolutely. The only slight problem with your snippet (though it may be acceptable for this plug-in) is that the interpolation between the random values is linear, so the transition from one pan position ...

Submitted to bugzilla and proposed a patch to force the duration parameter of snd-const to >= 0.

In effect what you seem to be saying Robert is that this is not a "bug". If (snd-const value t0 srate <negative_value>) ever occurred in a plug-in, then that would be a bug in the plug-in, not a bug in the snd-const function. I think that I generally agree with that analysis though it woul...

2guest(s) wrote: is there another recording software you would recommend I try just to see if the HRT works with it in 64 bit?

Just for testing, try Windows Sound Recorder (included as standard in Win 7 http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... d-Recorder)

I think that these pages answer question 1: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/high_pass_filter.html http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/low_pass_filter.html Sorry I don't quite understand what you mean in question 2. When talking about signals, 0 dB is the maximum, full scale level (the waveform...

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An interesting way to create a low frequency random signal: