Audacity Forum

For a proper T-Pain effect you need MIDI control, which Audacity does not (yet) support, so at present it's only possible to create a vague approximation of the effect.

The Gsnap manual is here: http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap_manual.htm

Which version of Audacity are you using and what MP3 settings are you using?

to play a track at slower speeds without changing the pitch..... .... The code and math seem very simple for the transformation. Imagine we start out with a track with 10 samples ('s' is a generic sample, '_' is an empty sample, 'I' is an interpolated sample--the average of the two samples next to ...

Could you give us a clue about which version of Audacity (look in "Help > About Audacity") and which version of Windows (I assume you are using Windows?)

In that case, try changing the settings to 48000 Hz in both Audacity AND the Windows Control Panel.

No problem hellosailor, I should possibly have quoted gmoser to make it clear which post I was responding to.

Yes it has reverb applied to the vocal.

FLAC is unsuitable for general use because it is not widely supported. I was replying to the question from gmoser <<<I have all the hardware needed now to begin archiving ...>>> and my replay was: <<< A better format for archiving is FLAC ... >>> If gmoser uses FLAC for his archive, then it doesn't...

Here's a version of the "peak processor" without the expander. I've called it "Soft Clipping Limiter" This is version 0.1 (beta) as it could do with a bit of tidying up, but it's quite a bit quicker than peakprocessor.ny and I've included a setting for make-up gain. With make-up ...

What I meant is: a broadcast-limiter is a special case...... Excellent description Edgar. As I fall into the "musician" category rather than the "broadcast people" category I found it very informative. Even if "Broadcast Limiter II" is replaced, I hope that it does not...