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The Band Stop Filter goes up to 10,000 as the center point of the frequency that is being removed. That is an "artificial" limit set by the slider scale, The reason for that limit is that the highest frequency possible for CD quality sound is a little over 20 kHz (20000 Hz) which is 1 oct...

Could you record your synth part as a MIDI track in Reason, then if you need it as an audio track, render/record it as a WAV file in Reason?

The problem seems to be because the effect is calculated in RAM. If the selection is too long, then the available RAM (which needs to be real RAM, not virtual RAM) will be exhausted and cause the crash. Rather than removing the plug-in altogether I have limited it internally to a maximum of 1 millio...

rulet wrote:Seems like mono

In that case, set the number of channels to "1 (mono)" in the Device Toolbar.
I don't know why it appeared to record in stereo previously. Could you perhaps have had it plugged into a different socket?

Thanks for the feedback (but please don't shout) ;) I'll take a look at it and see if it can be fixed. All of the recent plug-ins that have been added to the wiki have been fairly rigorously tested but we don't have the manpower to retrospectively test all of the old plug-ins, thus we rely on user f...

Thanks for the info. Had no idea macs did not allow recording. To be clear, Macs do allow recording, but they don't directly support recording of audio as it plays on the sound card. For example, if your Mac has a microphone or microphone input, then you can record from that, but you can't record d...

rulet wrote:Microphone is inserted to a front panel output of a soundcard.

Is it a mono microphone or a stereo microphone? (most microphones are mono).

I would like to know which approach Steve has chosen to prevent his plug'in from producing unwanted harmonics. Am I wrong in assuming that the peak-limiter works rather in the fashion of an compressor with look ahead, i.e. an attack time? "Lookahead" is not the same as "attack"....

Papasmithnc wrote:My tinnitus frequency seems to be around 11,200mh.

I presume that you mean 11200 Hz.

The effect that you need is called a "band stop filter".
See this topic: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 46&t=69513

jaye06 wrote:although i cant hear it through the monitors

What monitors? Where are they connected?
Do you have a microphone plugged in anywhere?