Audacity Forum

One other little query; just wondering why the "Bass Loss Compensation" range is from 0 to 5.7 dB. "5.7" (rather than "6 dB") sound like a bit of an odd-ball amount.

Are your audio tracks in a low bit-depth format (for example 16-bit)? By default Audacity uses 32-bit float for audio, but if your tracks are in a lower "resolution" the the "silence" will not be absolute silence and Alt+Ctrl+J won't work. If this is the case then it may be easie...

I think that for a definitive answer on this you would need to check with Apple, though I would expect that you can use them for commercial work - after all, Apple don't prevent you from using Apple fonts for writing commercial documents.

Which effects are they?
Is there no indication of the license on the effect interface?

amichail wrote:Are they under a different license from the rest of Audacity?

Probably. I presume that they are under the same license as the rest of your operating system, whereas Audacity is GPL.

Same here on Linux.
To me it looks more like a bug than a feature.

If Jack-Rack does not make use of multiple cores, you could probably get the same benefit by running multiple jack-racks. Forgot to mention, for Calf plug-ins there is a dedicated Calf host (Calf plug-in pack for jack) which provides much nicer interfaces for the calf plug-ins than when used in jack...

Topic split to here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 20&t=57354

Time for a cup of tea (or coffee).

What are you trying to record from?
Please give full details of your set-up (too much information is better than not enough).

Select all, then Detach at Silences.
That should remove all of the SSSSSS