Audacity Forum

I've moved this to it's own thread as I presume that this is a potential issue for all Nyquist effects and not specific to the Nyquist Prompt / Nyquist Generate Prompt. Would this be classed as a "bug"? I'm not sure that the Audacity developers would class it as an "Audacity bug"...

The rock wool used in that construction isn't flammable but it reminds me of asbestos. It's certainly not nice stuff to work with, and precautions should be taken when handling, (in accordance with the Material Safety Sheet, which should be supplied with the material). The same advice applies to so...

See these two articles: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Recor ... e_computer
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

Well caught Edgar.
Slightly different fix here to avoid excess blank lines in the debug window.

A couple more refinements to the Nyquist Generate Prompt. The "category" information has been added to the plug-in header. The plug-in now outputs the text that has been input at the top of the debug window. (this can be very helpful for spotting typing errors in the user code). Also incre...

Here's an interesting article that I came across a while ago
http://mediamusicforum.com/high-frequen ... rbers.html

Voice 123 recommends "normalizing the volume to -3db and uploading files encoded with the following attributes: 44.1 KHZ, 16 bit mono, 96 KBs." Could you check what it says about the "attributes" Does it say "MP3"? Does it say "96 kbps"? "Normalize to -3...

Later in the topic that I directed you to there is a second method - this method usually works when other methods fail. To save messing around with links, I'll copy the relevant parts here: ---------------------------------------- Download the ZIP file from this page http://lame.buanzo.com.ar/ and e...

turn the recording volume down?

We are using a mic which plugs in with a jack Then it's not the same problem - the issue here is specifically with USB. Check that your recording level is not too high - the blue wiggly waveform should not touch the top or bottom of the audio track (about half the height of the track is a good reco...