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what should I do if I want that noise be render to the directory in which I have my training data set directly? Audacity does not act directly on files. Audacity acts on "projects". To process a file in Audacity you need to import the file into an empty Audacity project, apply the edits /...

SoX is a program. Like Audacity it is a powerful, general purpose tool for editing and processing audio. Unlike Audacity it doesn't have a graphical interface, it's a command line app, which makes it a good choice for batch processing large numbers of files. The documentation for SoX is here: http:...

Merle wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 08, 2020 12:25 pm

The trick "Select menu > Tracks > In All Tracks" works but if there is a way to do without this extra manipulation I'm interested.

Make a selection in one track, then
"Shift + Ctrl + K"

See if this FAQ helps: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq ... ac_crackle

garyno wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 08, 2020 12:52 pm

the file open from my dropbox

Don't do that. dropbox can cause many weird problems due to synchronization.

Copy the file to a normal directory on your hard disk and open it from there.

garyno wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 08, 2020 12:52 pm

i installed audiocity 2.4

Which exact version? (Look in "Help menu > About Audacity")

Thanks for everyone's input. Sounds like this may be impossible. One thing: it's not multiple instruments, voices, etc. It's only piano. Will that make a difference? If it is only one note at a time, there are "Audio to MIDI" programs that can do that quite well. It's been a few years sin...

Do the red arrows indicate where you want the splits to occur?

I don't know how much leading / trailing silence you want, so I've set 0.02 seconds as an arbitrary amount.

When editing, it can be helpful to select at zero crossings to avoid clicks at the edit points, however even then there may be slight clicks at edit points and the Repair effect can usually fix them. The Repair effect can be used on very short selections (no more than 128 samples) to fix small clicks.

DeadCaL wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 07, 2020 9:24 pm

Have the default settings changed in audacity since you posted this?

The Tone generator and Vocoder effect have been the same for many years.