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i must be doing something when sending a reply with code thought you hit code then under it add code or what do i need to do To use "code" tags: Click the "</>" button. That will add: [ code ][/ code ] Paste your code between the two code tags, like this: [ code ] Code goes here...

thanks steve it works but not quite what i want here is a screenshot of what i am looking for This forum board is for help with Nyquist. I assumed that you wanted to make a plug-in, so I posted the core code that you would need. Did I assume incorrectly? If you just want to amplify the left / right...

It looks like a "drop-out" (a small part of the waveform is missing). Have you disabled drop-out detection? (See: "Detect dropouts")

LivingInternet wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 15, 2020 3:35 pm

Is there some normalization I should apply first, and if so to what dB?

With compressor / limiter type effects, it's usually best to normalize to 0dB before applying the compressor.

mafg1953 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 15, 2020 3:34 pm

Is there a download link to the 3.0.0 alpha version so we can mess around with it?

Only the source code at the moment: https://github.com/audacity/audacity
Binaries (executables) will be made available later in the release cycle.

is the soundcloud link I included in my original post not what you are asking for? or do you want a full raw recording of one take to hear where the clips and pops occur? The first half of that clip will be fine, but it needs to be unprocessed. (Audio on SoundCloud is compressed for better streamin...

The current version of Audacity is 2.4.2.
Mac Download: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/mac/

The current user manual is here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/
(the user manual is also included in the DMG version of Audacity)

"Chains" were the precursor to "Macros".

Macros may be applied to either the current project (as shown in your video), or applied to a selection of files (as I'm suggesting). The benefit of applying to a selection of files is that you have one list of commands which is then applied to any number of files - no need to list each command mult...

A slight modification of workflow could be to use a Macro for "batch processing". To do this, you would need to grab a noise profile before running the batch, but after that you could select any number of files to process, and each selected file would in turn be imported, processed, and ex...