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The latest version is available here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=58958 There are a couple of different versions available (see the first and third posts in that thread). A version that is optimised for the current version of Audacity will probably be released in due cours...

from my memory, 1.2.7 wouldn't normalize the audio after compression, That may just be an effect of the new "perceptual loudness model" feature ("Compress bright sounds" is enabled by default in 1.2.7). As with "ReplayGain" and other "perceptual loudness" mod...

4. I then Imported 1 of the just exported previous songs from Itunes (AIFF). If I imported as audio file, the channels are OK. When I import as raw data, 16bit PCM, byte order: Big-endian. The channels are reversed. I believe that is normal (or at least "normal for Mac"). WAV and AIFF for...

What you are describing is a type of "Tempo Mapping" by which logical time (bars and beats) is mapped against real time (hh:mm:ss). This is related to (but different from) a suggestion on the Feature Requests page of the wiki for "snapping to beats". (search that page for Snap to...

The returned (final) value from Nyquist is sent to Audacity, so for a plug-in to generate a sound the returned (final) value must be a sound. If there are any Nyquist commands after the sound is generated that return anything , then the sound will not be sent to Audacity. In other words, to generate...

David-antony wrote:I am using 1.3 Beta

The version number has three parts, for example 1.3.13
The third part is important as early 1.3.x versions use a different version of Nyquist.

theRamenNoodle wrote: I found a bug in the 1.2.7 beta,

If you could give details we can probably fix it.

If the selection is "snapping" to exact seconds or some other time division, then de-select "Snap To" (near the bottom of the main Audacity window).

You've posted in the Audacity 1.2.x / Linux part of the forum.
Are you using either Linux or Audacity 1.2.x?

Why not get another friend to help you? (someone whose voice will not be recognised)