Audacity Forum

There have been a few posts recently concerning how to view information such as peak level, RMS level, and so on, for a waveform. endolith began some work on this some time ago and this plug-in leads on mostly from the discussions in that forum thread: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=2...

kozikowski wrote:I've never had a burner program reject 48000

We've got about 30 laptops at work that all reject 48000 - I'm not sure what the program is as I'm in the fortunate position of having full admin rights on my computers.

Try this method, it's a very good bet when other methods fail: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 604#p81604

I've resized those images and converted them to .png format so that they are small enough files to display directly on the forum.
I agree that looks very weird - I hope Gale has some ideas because I haven't

Please don't double post.
See the reply to your other post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 425#p99425

Getting the settings right in Audacity is the easy bit - it sounds like you had that all set up right straight away. In the Audacity Preferences: USB codec 2 channel (stereo) 44100 Hz However, on Windows 7 you also need to set up the same settings in the Control Panel. I don't use Win 7 myself, so I...

"WAV" is only the general term for the format - a full description might be something like "WAV (Microsoft) signed 16 bit PCM, 44100 Hz, 2 channel (stereo)" A couple of important parts of that are "16 bit" (the "sample format") and "44100 Hz" (the &q...

If you mean "Vocal Removal" or "Vocal Isolation", see here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Vocal_Removal

It would be a really nice feature to have syntax highlighting for Nyquist code on the forum.

It's unlikely that a forum mod specifically for Nyquist will be readily available, but just plain Lisp syntax highlighting would be a huge improvement over the code being all in green.

This is probably the most useless piece of code that I've ever written :D It is just a code snippet that could be used within a plug-in, though it will also work in the "Nyquist Prompt" effect. ;; The following function could be more simple as Audacity currently only supports ;; mono or st...