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Next comes decision time. What do you want to do with the data? Currently you have a list [in reverse order] of lists that contain (start-time end-time number) [where "number" increments for each detected sound]. How do you want to output this data? The length of a sound can be found by: (...

Do you think you could write a code similar to..... .... that can be applied to three mono tracks at once? The problem is in retaining the data from one track to the next. Nyquist processes each track separately and reinitialises all variables on completing processing of a track. Fortunately, not q...

thro So basically nesting a loop inside another loop. Can you follow this code [in Notepad++ you can set the language to LISP which will highlight keywords making it easier to read the code. See here: http://npp-community.tuxfamily.org/documentation/notepad-user-manual/languages ] ;; create a list ...

So how would we loop through a list of lists?
For example, a list of lists like this:

eddieRay wrote:Interesting, I see how that works better now. Will we use this to now process the file?

We'll use this to process the list before we send the data to the file.

Reading individual items from a list [part 2] ;; create a list (setf mylist (list "apples" "oranges" "bananas" "grapes")) (setq number-of-items (length mylist)) ; how many items in the list (setq output "") ; initialise an empty string (dotimes (ite...

Reading individual items from a list. (nth expr list-expr) http://www.audacity-forum.de/download/edgar/nyquist/nyquist-doc/xlisp/xlisp-ref/xlisp-ref-182.htm Let's go back to the Nyquist Prompt for a bit and make a list: (list "apples" "oranges" "bananas" "grapes&q...

eddieRay wrote:(9.01 10.02 3) label 3
(4.51 6.01 2) label 2
(2.01 3.01 1)) label 1

Yes, spot on.
We need to know that if we are going to use the data in any way.

Time for some instant gratification. Let's output something to a text file :P We'll need to use some of the code from yesterday: ;;; find the home directory (defun home () (or (get-env "HOME") ; Mac / Linux (get-env "UserProfile"))) ; Windows ; file separator - the right sort of ...

When I ran the plug-in on this audio track:



it created new labels like this:
and the output in the debug window was: Which list is which label?