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or related to the bug noted in this forum post It is related to that bug. The problem with Opus import was because Audacity was too permissive with non-standard MP3 files, so Audacity was getting confused between MP3 files and Opus files. That was fixed by making Audacity more strict about MP3 file...

roberts175 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 29, 2020 9:45 am

it would be good if it could work with the same drivers etc as Ocenaudio on PCs running Windows 10

I don't know what drivers Ocenaudio uses, but if it uses ASIO drivers then that's not possible for Audacity due to licensing restrictions. On Windows, Audacity uses Windows drivers.

when I click "Click to start monitoring," the levels show correctly. I see the live feed from my recording device. But when I click record, it will simply refuse to record. When you "Click to start monitoring", Audacity captures audio from the selected (recording) audio device. ...

There's a post here that gives a solution: viewtopic.php?p=397034#p397034

Audacity uses the file name as the name of the track.

I am creating and writing `*.wav` files using the `wavefile` Python package ... Is there a way to customize these names in Python Just change the name of the file that you are writing. If you write the file as "my example.wav", then when you import it into Audacity it will create a track ...

Thanks for testing on both.

I have been trying to use amplitude modulation on a pink noise track. I can generate a pink noise track and I can generate a carrier wave with a period of 11 seconds but I am not sure what to do next... After generating the noise, apply this code using the Nyquist Prompt effect: ;version 4 (mult *t...

chariot wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 28, 2020 7:42 pm

I asked as it was meant to be 320 but it obviously appears to be a fake 320.

It still could be 320 kbps.

If you want to know the exact format of an MP3 file, use this web page: https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline

We can see that file has a high frequency cut-off at around 18500 Hz. If that file was recorded with Lame, using one of the presets, then it corresponds with "preset standard" (about 190 kbps). Note that other MP3 encoders may filter at different frequencies. Note that Lame's presets may b...