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That seems to work, though I'm also testing on Debian (Squeeze) so it'll need testing on other platforms.
I've made a patch from your code (attached) which I'll post on Bugzilla with a bug report.

(Another problem with using single letter variables is it makes them hard to search for in files)

the existence of this thread here will give people a "heads up" to the duplicated symbol issue Also "s" quickly becomes a very familiar variable for anyone writing plug-ins. I suppose these duration constants should be documented here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_P...

macnab wrote: 1) I can't work out where to download the file from.

Click where it says "NEW VERSION" in huge letters near the bottom of the first post.

macnab wrote:2) I presume that as it is a plugin that one can't use batch processing.

Audacity does not currently support plug-ins in Chains.

Sorry Steve, but this is wrong. Hmm ... partly wrong. Running your test code in a new project, the first time the code is run it prints 0.25, then it gets clobbered. This does at least give a workaround for the case of Generate plug-ins by setting s to 0.25 near the start of the plug-in code. (Is t...

The Download page on the main Audacity web site is here: http://audacityteam.org/download/

Please see here regarding your main question: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 46&t=64523
I'll lock this topic to avoid confusion.

cholster wrote:I have the same problem

Are you using an Acer Aspire One notebook computer running Windows 7?

The way that I would suggest that you do it is to Import the other person's recording and record your track against that (don't use your karaoke version at all). If you have two instrumental parts it is likely to end up sounding jumbled. See this tutorial for more information: http://manual.audacity...

Try this file:

I think davexnet wants to go off and check email while it's loading and Windows focus is getting stuck. and that's the thing to which I said " I don't know why you can't switch to other applications while Audacity is copying in a file. " I've seen this odd behavior in other products too. ...

The reason is that the Audacity Nyquist interface uses the "s" variable to store the Audacity sound object, blindlessly overwriting the Nyquist "sixteenth" value, so using the "s" symbol for a sixteenth note indeed signals an error (just tested with Audacity_2.0). Use ...