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Another possibility would be to offer Audacity as a VST plugin, so it could get loaded and chained in hosts like VSTHost or other music software. Don't know whether this would be possible within Audacity's licence, or whether it would be even technically feasible, especially under MAC/Linux. It wou...

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Anyone can give a "for Dummies" instruction on how to record sound that the computer is playing (is that called streaming?) We usually call it "Recording sounds playing on your computer" (this is a general description for recording any sounds that your computer makes). It is som...

kozikowski wrote:I saved a Project and exported a WAV file. I would have put a large bet that the show would have been a thing of shards and fragments, but no. It was in perfect order and I posted a segment for the other company to hear.

Sometimes technology does work

Raymond wrote:The user guide for the record player that I purchased instructed to use Audacity 1.2.6.

Unfortunately this happens a lot. It's not a misprint, it's just a couple of years out of date.

Good luck with Audacity 1.3.12 - let us know how you get on.

My assumption is it is "LADSPA Computer Music Toolkit". I believe the package in Ubuntu 10.10 is "cmt". I think that's the same one that I've got on Ubuntu 10.10 32 bit, and although I don't get the same problem that you are describing, it does not appear to be completely stable...

or uninstall Ubuntu-supplied FFmpeg? What appeared to happen (not 100% certain about this)... I first tried the nightly FFmpeg while the default Ubuntu build of FFmpeg was still installed, FFmpeg (Ubuntu build) was auto detected, but I could override that by selecting the new .SO file (built in my ...

Which version of Freeverb are you using (and from where did you get it)?

You can remove the low rumbling using either a high-pass filter, or the Equalization effect to reduce all frequencies below about 150 Hz. There's not much more that you can do without causing significant damage to the sounds that you want to keep. The Equalization effect is a lot better in Audacity ...