Audacity Forum

tferguson wrote: I'm trying to record a decent enough demo to send out and have other people listen to.

Demo of what?
Spoken voice, acoustic guitar, a rock band, you singing, bird song....

I could of course build Audacity myself (Windows 7 64-Bit), but I am somewhat fed up with doing it over and over again. If you've done it once then you've done the hard part. Once the build environment is set up building should be pretty straightforward. Having said that, there is a new feature bei...

"Almost perfect" is not close enough to be able to "cancel out" the echo. The best that you will be able to do is to use a "Gate" to cut off or reduce the level of the sound when it drops to a set level. This will not reduce the echo that is superimposed over the direct...

hanchiumd wrote:I use it primarily to record programs that I listen to as live streaming.

Mac computers can't normally do that, so you'll need to give details of how you are doing (or trying to do) it.

Heaton Craig wrote:'Are there any audiobook marketing companies who will accept a home recorded book of reasonable [but not studio] sound quality?'

Try: http://bit.ly/UcL1g4

Try pressing the Stop button.

Is that Windows XP?
Ensure that your search includes hidden files an folders.

Gale Andrews wrote:I'll add your vote that you'd like Audacity to progress on releasing the mod-script-pipe scripting module

Could we have Nyquist support added into that feature request?

steve wrote: but you need an external script running to receive the returned messages.

I presume that it would be relatively easy for Audacity to include a "null sink" for the returned messages.

You can deselect the current track by pressing the "Enter" key on the computer keyboard.
Please try it - it's much easier to do than to explain.

The 60,000 $ question is if such a pipe could be implemented within XLISP. After a lot of faffing and countless crashing - yes it is possible to use mod-script-pipe from within Nyquist, but you need an external script running to receive the returned messages. Then commands can be sent by using some...