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I've updated the code example at the end of my previous post. Note that the assumption in that example is that the program only holds samples from one audio channel in memory. If the program holds samples from both channels of a stereo track, then it will be necessary to divide (max-samples) by two....

Most of the "Audacity" changes to Nyquist plug-ins are covered here: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Plug-ins_Reference In Audacity 2.4.2, the Nyquist library was updated. This has introduced some subtle differences that I'm still figuring out. Many of the changes relate to incr...

some of my 2014-ish plug-ins no longer work correctly in Audacity 2.4.2 on my macOS Mohave or High Sierra Macs. If the plug-ins came from the Audacity wiki (https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Download_Nyquist_Plug-ins) then there may be a newer version there already - in which case you can just rep...

Not sure why the original sound capturing is bad. I use the mic from my noise cancelling bose headset on my lenovo p52. Headset mics rarely produce good quality, though you can sometimes improve the recording by turning off Windows Sound "Enhancements" (see: https://manual.audacityteam.or...

Seej1982 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 03, 2020 5:28 am

I'm also having this issue.

Can you hear the Roland electric piano playing through the Roland Rubix?

If the software that is used to record Zoom meetings can record all the voices of the participants, including the voice of the person who is the host and I can record my own voice in Zoom meetings, why does Audacity not record my voice in video conferencing? Audacity can record your voice from the ...

Which version of Audacity?
Which version of macOS?
What is the recording device that you are trying to use?

I'm not sure about something like (second (first (first (aud-get-info "tracks"))))), but it seems to be pulling data from an array that is filled when you execute the aud-get-info "tracks". Is that correct? Very close. (aud-get-info "tracks") returns a list of lists. (...

'edit--->labeled audio'. All of the other items in 'edit--->labeled audio' perform edits to labelled audio. I'm thinking that because we have a number of "Label" related commands in the Edit menu, and there's little reason to have these two commands in a main menu (much easier to just tab...

babag wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 02, 2020 8:39 pm

found them in the 'play-at-speed' submenu.
i'd have expected them in the transport or seek or selection or cursor or track submenu.

Crossed posts

Yes the location is rather strange, but they don't really "fit" in any of the sub-menus.