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If you only need to process very short sections at a time (say, under a couple of seconds), then your algorithm can be applied quite simply. I've added a lot of comments to this code so that hopefully you can see what it is doing. Note that the sample values must be exactly zero to be corrected. ; l...

Well, I think this could help, but is there a way to do this : if sample==0 then sample= (previoussample+nextsample)/2 Yes that could be done, but Robert is trying to (cleverly) avoid bit-wise processing as bit-wise processing in Audacity is notoriously slow. Robert's code will work where there is ...

I presume that you are using the "Change Pitch" effect. This is a relatively simple effect for pitch stretching and has some limitations, one of which is that the sound quality is not that great and the other is that the duration is not precise (it is likely to chop off some audio from the...

You need to have FFmpeg installed: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... tml#ffdown

Then see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... _file.html

we used to recommend FreeCorder. We should probably stop. I think there may still be some suggestions for using "Freecorder 3" but we've not recommended later versions because of issues regarding what is or may be bundled with it. Freecorder 3 is no longer officially distributed, so I agr...

then changed latency (audio to buffer) to 300 milliseconds, and at least, I've got the full waveform, without silence. That sounds good, though there does seem to be something a bit amiss that you need to go that high, however, if it is working then it's working. Suse is using PulseAudio, at least ...

I did not bother to mock up an interface for them, but they are a few posts above . Got it, thanks. So we want sliders for the high and low points of the fade I think? If we remove the controversial "linear gain" option, then the sliders can be "% of the original" or "gain ...

Which controls should appear in the plug-in? Which ones are generally in use nowadays? I would have thought that for a basic general purpose distortion effect there would need to be a minimum of: Distortion type: Hard Clipping / Tube Overdrive / Others to be added later Tone controls: Bass + Treble...

If you right click on the speaker icon in the System Tray and select Recording Devices, is the Fast Track Pro listed? Does it show any activity there when you speak into the mic? Is the recording level turned up in that control panel? See here for more information about the Windows Sound Control Pan...

Windows sound "enhancements" might be the problem http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... hancements