Audacity Forum

Audacity supports Unicode but Nyquist doesn't. Nyquist expects characters to be 8 bits. Converting Nyquist to support multi-byte characters would be a very big job. Nyquist is a programming language written by Professor Dannenberg at CMU https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~music/nyquist/ It was designed for wor...

For Skype there's a program called "Pamela". Last time I looked they had a free version with limited features.
Zoom has a built-in recorder.

Audacity will probably not be able to record while Skype or Zoom are running as those apps try to take exclusive control of the sound system.

Are you able to import this file (it's just a short test tone)

"Why is there not a 64-bit version of Audacity?". Is it a big deal to make that conversion? Because we have thousands of 32-bit Windows users and we're not ready to abandon them yet. Switching to 64-bit builds offers only a very little benefit for 64-bit Windows users (most will not notic...

How did you install Audacity? Did you run the EXE installer (from here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/)

bhs67 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 21, 2020 9:09 pm

I'm interested in clarification of a Sample Rate of 44100 vs. a Frequency Analysis Size of 65536.

Sorry, I don't understand your question.

Winand wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 21, 2020 8:41 pm

Is it somehow possible to add unicode support? I get underscore symbols instread of cyrillic

What are you referring to? agua's plug-in?

Those extra parameters are "spectral selections". I have no idea why anyone would want them but this is what they are: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/spectral_selection.html#labels Unfortunately it is not yet possible to turn this feature off. You just have to be aware of it and avoid...

Audacity has a few tools for this kind of thing. 1. The Envelope Tool (though personally I find this tool far too fiddly for more than occasional use) 2. The Adjustable Fade effect: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/adjustable_fade.html I find that the presets in this effect are sufficient in most...

You may want to test on selection that has a mix of loud and quiet ("Ctrl + Z" to undo), then apply to the whole track.
It's not a very sophisticated effect, but it's very easy to use.