Audacity Forum

Support for CDex is here: http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/?q=support

MIDI files can be imported and they will display as a MIDI track but it is only a visual display. Audacity does not yet support playing (or recording) MIDI.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/h ... MIDI_files:

See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... hancements

johnfischer52 wrote:Thank you so much. What a phenomenal difference!

Pretty good isn't it

I know nothing about DCP, but to export a "24-bit PCM 48khz" WAV file: Set the project rate to 48000 (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window. "File menu > Export" and select "other uncompressed files" as the file type", then click on the "options"...

Excuse my ignorance, but could someone help translate this code into English? (setf test (extract-abs start stop s)) This takes a section of the sound "s" between "start" and "stop". "start" and "stop" are calculated from iterating "period"...

The waveform looks ok as far as I can tell. My best guess is that the sound card is on it's way out. When recording, the sound card uses an internal "clock" so that it can time the right number of samples per second. If that clock is out, then the number of samples per second will be out, ...

Why do so many effect names end with "..."? Effects that end with "..." have an interface for user settings. Effects without "..." have no user interface (for example "Fade In" and "Fade Out") and they just do something immediately. The "...&qu...

Use the "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift" effect instead. It's much better quality.

Just delete it.
There will be a few little bits left behind, but they shouldn't cause any problems if you want to re-install later and they won't affect any other programs.