Audacity Forum

See here: http://web.ncf.ca/aa508/Software/spatial/
The program requires RAW PCM audio, mono 16 bit 11025 Hz sample rate.
It's open source, so if you know how to program you'll be able to modify it to suit your needs.

No, on Win XP (real machine). Thanks for the confirmation. (if (and (windowsp)(= (length (setdir ".") 3))) ..... ) It looks like there is a neater way. At around line 98 in writefile.ny ;; Test if path is working directory (unless (or (equal path (setdir ".")) ;; allow for Windo...

"Minimum labelled length" Thanks, I like that best too. Such a small difference, but I think it makes a big difference. I'll go with that for now (we can change it later if we think we need to). label the first sound from 0.0 to 2.0 and the second sound from 2.2 to 4.2. I want to allow th...

kozikowski wrote:You know the next question is "which effects are those -- specifically?"

Good question:

Answer: Items in the "Edit" menu, and that's all.
(Cut, Delete, Trim, Split, Paste, Split Delete, ...)

I believe you can set Audacity Preferences so the sound format (44100, 16-bit, Stereo, for example) exactly matches the clips. Then the whole process should be transparent. It will be "transparent" (no audible difference) but it won't be "bit perfect" because Audacity still pass...

The code could be soooo much simpler if we didn't need to support Windows

In fact I specifically tested this time to see if it was fixed. And it's not fixed is it? From what I recall, this wasn't easy to fix? I don't see a "neat" fix for it. It's a Windows specific inconsistency, so we'll need to conditionally test for Windows, then test for if the path is a dr...

Create a "Chain" containing the Normalize effect, followed by an Export function.
See these links for information about how to use Chains:
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Edit_Chains
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Apply_Chain

There's a bug in "78rpm EQ Curve Generator" that we'd missed. On Windows, if the output path is set to "D:" the path is not found. (Thanks to Edgar for spotting the same problem in writefile.ny ) The problem is that if the working directory is a drive letter, then (setdir "....

You will need to apply the patch manually Possibly a bit too tricky for me as I'm not sure what in the current svn Head conflicts with your patch. If you can tell me the revision number that the patch was created against, then I know how to "roll back" my svn copy to that version. I'd be ...