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It's clearly off, but I don't see any arrows. Did I miss something? Arrows don't happen any more. They were more trouble than they were worth as they greatly complicated exporting multiple tracks. They also created problems and inconsistencies for append record and pre-roll. What "should"...

ole_thor wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:49 pm

I can't use the Loudness normalization on my system, so I was unable to try that.

The plug-in that I linked to does a very similar thing to the "Loudness Normalization" effect.

Working fine for me with Firefox.
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bhs67 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 22, 2020 1:59 pm

For 65536 there are always 32767 samples

No, for a "Size" of 65536 there are 65536 samples in each block, and that gives 32768 frequency bins (32767 frequency bands between 0 Hz and half the sample rate).

Super Thanks for the update.

According to this documentation: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Multimedia/Sound

By default, Fedora systems uses the PulseAudio sound system and has ALSA enabled

However, it appears that you don't have PulseAudio

the 65536 is the amplitude scale. No, it's the "window size". Short version: The window size determines the number of frequency bands between DC and half the sample rate. The larger the window size, the more frequency bands, hence greater frequency precision. Longer version: The window si...

Are you really using Linux? (your profile says macOS)



Regarding your question, see my reply to a very similar question here: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=113577

Actually you can turn it off the ability to make spectral selections - and that would avoid spectral labelling ... You're right waxcylinder, I should have been more precise. Yes you can turn off spectral selections, but even then there may be an invisible frequency selection, and any labels that al...

Reboot your computer then run the "Audio device info" (probably in the "Help" menu) and save the output to a convenient location. Attach the saved file to your reply (see: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936) That will tell us how Audacity sees the sound...