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If you want to "batch process" a lot of files and add noise to each, then I think that you would need to use a plug-in to add the noise. The plug-in could be called from a "Chain". I don't know of any existing plug-ins that do this, but in principle it would not be difficult to w...

I notice the opposite effect when moving in, too. which could be accommodated by "Pro Fade In" though with (commonly used) short fade-ins it would would be unlikely to have any beneficial effect. About Programmable Fade, the main problem (I assume we're stuck with it) is that the configur...

@Robert. Some of your ideas seem to be leaning toward a much more powerful / versatile effect than the version that is currently proposed. I'm not opposed to a more powerful effect, in fact I would favour such as an optional (download from the wiki) effect. You may be interested in having a look at ...

Look in the Windows Sound Control Panel and ensure that "Listen to this device" is enabled for the recording input that you are using.

kozikowski wrote:Yes, there's a way to change a startup file so Audacity Goes Around external plugins. It may take me a bit to find it. Koz

Here's the magic spell, but I'm not a Mac guy so perhaps Koz can add details of how to apply this: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 15#p178415

Try SoX http://sox.sourceforge.net/
Example command:

The Nyquist programming language includes some libraries from the Synthesis ToolKit https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/stk/ The files in the RAWWAVES folder is fro use by some of these libraries (including some "physical models" of instruments. There is some information about these librar...

Gale Andrews wrote:then how different do EQ Power Log and EQ Power Cosine sound (on their own or combined)?

This plug-in produces "Equal Power" fades.
Square Root of linear, Cosine and Logarithmic.
In/out versions of each.

why a % and not dB for the slider Let's say that you have a linear fade-out from unity gain to silence. Half way through the duration of the fade the gain will be -6.1 dB. Now let's say that you have a linear fade from unity gain to 50%. Half way through the duration on the fade the gain will be -2...

From what I've seen on Google, WAV is uncompressed and therefore a better format to edit in. I am trying to find out how to decompress FLAC to WAV. For editing in Audacity there is no need to manually convert from FLAC to WAV. Audacity will automatically uncompress FLAC files when you import them i...