Audacity Forum

Wow you're a musician. :) I sing in a choir too. :) I'm seeking to develop my own app that does music recording, note recognition and other stuff and I wanted to have Audacity as a playground. Cool 8-) for example, I am now studying the code. What should I do if I stumble on a variable or a functio...

Robert J. H. wrote:The idea is the following:
Your plug-in doesn't apply the fades, instead it serves as a setup or editor for the fades for a session.

What an interesting idea Robert. I agree that it is probably some way off in the future, but a very interesting idea.

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Does this merely mean that those not using presets could have more choice of Fade Types? The log/exp code is not yet complete, so my comment was more of an update on progress and a correction to something that I wrote previously rather than an announcement. You wanted a "logarithmic" fade...

Audacity cannot currently do this.
I'm not a C/C++ programmer either but I think that modifying Audacity to do this would be difficult.
A better bet would be to use SoX http://sox.sourceforge.net/ as this is designed to be used from the command line.

steve wrote:"Mid-Fade Cut/Boost" will not work with "Log" ....

I've changed my mind about this.
"Mid-Fade Cut/Boost" can work with logarithmic and exponential fades. I'll try it out in the next version.

steve wrote:I've modified the "Mid-fade" slider to a new non-linear scale. It still has the same range of fade curves as version 23, but the scale is now shown as +/- 1.

If we have "Equal Power" fade in and out as presets then I'm not really concerned that +0.5 is less easy to select.

No, Audacity can't do that.

So does that mean any range of frequencies that have been pointed out as noise will be removed? It's more like a sophisticated form of "gating". There is a brief description of how it works here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Noise_Removal#How_does_it_work.3F For a more technical desc...

Preset or Controls: Use Controls Fade direction: Fade Up Fade type: Simple (linear) Mid-fade cut/boost: 0 High point gain (dB): 0 Low point gain (dB): -96 Of course, if there is a "Fade Direction" control (which I think is useful) then it is not really necessary to specify which of the ga...