Audacity Forum

1. I found an effect in AddNoise: The resulting volume is a mixture from the original sound and the background sound. That means if you start with the parameter set to 20 the resulting original sound is only about 80% of the original volume. Is that indented? Is there a workaround? Yes that is inte...

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Use a record that you know has a strong stereo spread, then listen through headphones. Mono will sound like it is playing in the middle of your head, The "scientific" way to test if both channels are absolutely identical: Apply the "Vocal Remover" effect to the recording. 2 ident...

The crackle sound is very useful for a song, i've written, which starts as an old fashioned vinyl Single. I borrowed it from an old snippet that I'd written for exactly the same purpose :) The original version created a short section of absolute duration that could be set to match the required rpm ...

I've changed your last code to (setf s1 s) (setf s2 s) (seq (extract-abs 9 10 (cue s1)) (extract-abs 0 1 (cue s2))) Can you explain me, why the s2 part of the result is 9 seconds in the result? Are you sure s2 is 9 seconds? What was the original length? s2 should still be the length of the original...

This penguin thing starts to be a nuisance. no proper playback available No key navigation in multichoice controls plug-ins can be anywhere When found the folder is likely read-only and what next? As one of the developers once said to me: "welcome to the joys of cross-platform programming"...

(but could not pressing the "Debug" button generate the confirmation then show the tone)? Yes it could, but if the confirmation message is not the "main" output then the purpose of the plug-in may not be obvious. I could see the one-click settings as part of Fade... (the adjusta...

Thanks a lot Edgar. I'll get the bug report in. Just a bit of conjecture/guesswork here: Am I right in thinking that the problem is in TrackArtiste.cpp line 324: wxFont labelFont(12, wxSWISS, wxNORMAL, wxNORMAL); dc.SetFont(labelFont); dc.SetTextForeground(wxColour(255, 255, 0)); needs to be later -...

I'm not exactly an expert on this sort of thing but it certainly looks like something is broken in your sound system because Audacity just can't find any sound system that works on your machine. Do you have PulseAudio installed?

In case you've not found them already, there are several tinnitus support forums. They may be able to offer more specific suggestions than I can.
Good luck, and please do keep us updated with how you get on with this.