Audacity Forum

karalee wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 2:38 am

I tried to disable the sound enhancements

Did you succeed? Were there Windows sound enhancements enabled and were you able to turn them off?

If you attach the ".aup" file to your reply, I'll be able to tell you what the file and folder should be called.
See here for how to attach a file to your post: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936

Astavie wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 14, 2020 11:45 am

As you can see, I have some audio selected, but it's not displayed in the timeline.

Is that we an imported audio file?

Please give steps to reproduce the issue.

The short sample actually seems to loop pretty seamlessly. I made about 3 attempts, zoomed in both horizontally and vertically so that I could see the shape of the waveform, and looked for a repeating pattern in the waveform. I selected just before a "zero crossing point" (where the wavef...

how do I split the hyper crispness from the normal , clear speech? It's usually better to avoid problems rather than trying to fix them later. How are you recording your voice? What microphone do you have (make and model) How is the mic connected to your computer? What sort of mic stand do you use?...

I've just tested that with Audacity 2.4.1 on Xubuntu 18.04 LTS.
I ran a batch of 42 files and it completed the full batch with no problem.

My files were various lengths from about 3 minutes to just under an hour. Some mono, some stereo, and a mix of file formats: WAV, MP3, OGG, M4A.

Neil Darlow wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:58 pm

You can accommodate differing button conventions for each operating system in cross-platform applications

Yes you can, but Linux isn't consistent. By default, KDE and Gnome are the opposite way round (at least they were the last time I looked, but I've been using Xfce for the last few years).

Testing on Windows I see that it is indeed a lot slower.
I'm seeing processing times twice as long with 2.4.1 compared with 2.3.1.

I'll log this on the bug tracker.

in other applications such as Ableton "such as Ableton", or "only Ableton"? (I've not noticed this behaviour in other DAWs, and my usual DAW (Ardour) does not have this behaviour). Many UX guidelines recommend against using double-click unless absolutely necessary. For example, ...

On Linux there is an inconsistency because Audacity uses the order: OK/Yes <-> Cancel/No This is consistent across all platforms (Windows / Mac / Linux). but the file browser in Audacity is derived from the underlying system, which use the order: Cancel/Close <-> Open/Save This is consistent with th...