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You're wanting to record sounds that are playing on your computer using a UCA-202? First thing is to check in the Windows Control panel to see if plugging in the UCA-202 provides a "Stereo Mix" option in the Windows Control Panel. (It probably doesn't, but if it does, then use that and the...

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The first sample is at time = 0.00000 (if you look closely at the extreme left edge of the track you can see a dot - or is it half a dot :) ) So this first sample you could say is the 0'th sample. If you generate 1 sample, this will be the one and only dot. You can also see the 2nd and 3rd samples, ...

Ok, whatever you say.

my crystal ball says the tbone maker is the same one as speakerrepair's No, looking closely at the picture and comparing it with the T-Bone MB85 beta here in my hand - it's different. Of course that does not mean the GLS Audio ES-58 isn't any good (having never used one I don't know if it's good or...

whomper wrote:but with one long track timestamped at teh beginning
you can see the time of any sample by adding elapsed time to start time

It wouldn't be time stamped at the beginning.

stevethefiddle wrote:the entire track will have one time stamp (the time that you export it).

If you want to have a go at writing a Nyquist plug-in: This is the basic code for the fade-in: (setq fade-length 1.5) (setq end (/ LEN *sound-srate*)) (abs-env (mult s (control-srate-abs *sound-srate* (pwlv 0 fade-length 1 end 1)))) In this case I've set the fade-in length to 1.5 seconds, though it ...

At one time there was a "standard" platform for music/audio - it was called the "Atari ST". (I've still got a couple up in the attic )

Wow, this is resurrecting an old thread :) That's not going to produce the same thing as the rms function, though, is it? No, I don't think it does. It should have been (snd-sqrt (snd-avg (mult s s) window-size step-size OP-AVERAGE)) so for the equivalent of (rms s) you would have: (snd-sqrt (snd-av...

If you generate 3 samples, you should get one sample at the beginning (t=0), a second sample at 1/(sample rate), and a third sample at 2/(sample rate)

Just tested on Audacity 1.3.12 (Linux) and it works as expected.