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steve wrote:Short tutorial to follow...

Mini tutorial here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 34#p196934

THIS PLUG-IN DOES NOT DETECT BEATS. By far the most accurate way to calculate the tempo of a piece of music is the "count" the beats in a time period and calculate the tempo. For example, if there are 8 bars with 4 beats per bar in 20 seconds, then the tempo is.... ... well the answer is 9...

You're welcome.

Thanks for saying how you fixed it. People often forget to do that but it can be very useful for other users.

As you are probably aware there are copyright issues in some countries regarding MP3 encoding technology and for these reasons Audacity cannot be shipped with MP3 encoding capability. Buanzo hosts builds of LAME and FFMpeg that work in Audacity on a server in Argentina where it is legal to do so. As...

I think I read that Nyquist can do file I/O, so could I export the labels to a file, feed the file to Nyquist, then write the new labels using Nyquist? Yes, Nyquist can read/write files, though it is not very convenient because there is no file browser widget for Nyquist plug-ins, so the absolute f...

james565 wrote:Topic you have linked to isn't working Steve, can you please update link?

The link works for me
Here's a new link to the same post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 118#p77118

Topic moved to the Mac forum.

I have taken the record out from the mixer (rca's) into the laptop (3.5mm jack)into the mic socket on my laptop. Laptop mic inputs are rarely satisfactory for recording from a mixing desk - by definition a "mic" input is designed for plugging in a "microphone". Often the mic inp...

A "standard" audio CD will hold up to 79.8 minutes of audio. That's it - that's the red book specification. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Book_%28CD_standard%29#Audio_specifications Audio CDs use uncompressed audio data, so no matter how much you compress the audio (and how bad you make...