Audacity Forum

I have ordered a copy of Debian and will try that. If you use wi-fi on your computer, be aware that Debian is released as a "pure" open source operating system that does not rely on any closed source or proprietary software (though addition software is available through the "non-free...

That's interesting that 32-bit float is tolerant of amplitude values that exceed 0 dB, but I wonder how that is possible, given that the ADC of a 24-bit sound card outputs maximum value (0x00FFFFFF) at the maximum positive analog signal peak it can handle. When editing 32-bit float, the format can ...

32-bit float is an excellent format when processing audio data even if the final format is only 16 bit. One of the major advantages is that it is tolerant of "over 0 dB" sample values. With 16 or 24 bit (integer format) audio, if during the course of processing the peak level reaches 0 dB ...

What I am suggesting (and this is for the developers of this product for a future enhancement) is this: Given a sample (could be the entire piece) with beginning b and end e, specify and repair window of width w and and increment of i. Do interated repairs from b to e-i on the waveform from b+n*i t...

edgar-rft wrote:but AFAIK Fuchsi uses a different server software than phpBB.

Yes, the German board is using UNB
How does it compare?

Steve Brown wrote:To solve the problem, all I need to do is re-record the mono tracks allowing more headroom.

Or you could mix the tracks in Audacity (Tracks menu > Mix and Render) then apply the Normalize effect to the mix before exporting.

OK, I've had a look now, When you're not logged in the forum does not track which page you are on. You are a special user called "anonymous" (special like all other guests), so the forum does not know which page you were on. The easy workaround is to log in, then use your browser "bac...

edgar-rft wrote:I just was bored, so I played a bit with Nyquist

Productive playing

I'm usually set to auto-log-in on my home computer, but off the top of my head, do you have cookies enabled in your web browser?

I already need 30 seconds to apply the effect to a 20 second sound. Fortunately it is much quicker on Windows. On XP in Virtualbox with Audacity 2.0 it takes 34 seconds to process a 3 minute track (default plug-in settings). Sorry I've not had time to contribute any code but now that I'm close to f...