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In the export dialogue screen where you select MP3 as the format, click on the "Options" button.

Here's the formatted version. It's probably not formatted as nicely as an expert LISPer would do it, but I think that it is more readable now. ;nyquist plug-in ;version 3 ;type generate ;categories http://lv2plug.in/ns/lv2core/#Function" ;name "Nyquist Reference..." ;action "Sear...

I've done some reformatting to the LittleHelper.ny code. Some questions and comments about the code: I notice that you often put a comment at the end of a function to say that it is the end of the function. Do you want me to leave those in? For sighted user they are not necessary because it is usual...

I think what happened is that the USB froze when you pressed stop, which has left Audacity in limbo. I assume that Audacity is still open in the same state? If so, what I would do first is to make a copy of the entire temp folder - this may not do you any good, but at least you will be no worse off ...

Click the "Solo" button on the new track - does that sound OK now? If it does, then the problem is not with your recording (though it sounds like you probably have the recording level a bit higher than ideal), but simply that when the tracks are played together, the combined sound is overl...

Yes I'm on Linux. I had already edited the path to match my system. I've found the problem now - you forgot about case sensitive file systems. Your code has: (setf nyq-table (get-fn-table "Nyqref.dat")) where "Nyqref.dat" has an upper-case "N", but the actual file name ...

Sorry, no ideas.
People have tried this before but no-one has yet succeeded.

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... und_device

So far I'm not able to reproduce the problem. I suspect that you are doing something a bit different from what I am doing. If you've not done so already, save that project, then restart Audacity. Create a new, very simple project and write down the exact steps that you use. Try to recreate the probl...

I see on the picture that a signal is indicated on the recording meter. Is it moving or frozen?