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ebeling wrote: ↑

Thu May 27, 2021 7:49 pm

/dev/mapper/fedora00-home ext4 862G 531G 288G 65% /home

This is the one that I was particularly interested in.
It is formatted as "ext4".
That's blown one theory out of the water - that's not the problem.

If a track has a large dynamic range, then the overall "loudness" must be relatively low, because the loudest parts cannot go over 0 dB peak. To make multiple tracks the same "loudness", you must ensure that none of the tracks go over 0 dB peak - in other words you have to allow ...

Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in "Audacity menu > About Audacity").

If anyone wonders why I take so long to look for any replies to my own posts, it's because I thought I'd get an email every time someone replies, but apparently that doesn't happen, and is maybe not supposed to happen, but I'm used to that in other forums, so I just assumed it's the same here. Way ...

Did you "install" Audacity, or are you attempting to run it directly from the DMG?
Audacity needs to be installed (See the instructions here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/mac/)

Aha, are you saying that if a var is initialized with a decimal place, Lisp will automatically make it a float? In Nyquist / Xlisp, we do not declare types for variables. (setf val 4) ;val has an integer value of 4 (setf val (+ val 0.5)) ;val has a float value of 4.5 (setf val (* val 2)) ;val has a...

Just for fun, here's a short version of your code. It is a little less easy to read, but much shorter: ;type tool (setf audio-track-len (let ((audio-track (first (aud-get-info "Tracks")))) (- (second (assoc 'END audio-track)) (second (assoc 'START audio-track))))) (let ((labels (second (fi...

1) I got there Congratulations :ugeek: Your code is actually slightly shorter than mine (27 lines vs 29), though I'm using 7 lines to calculate the longest audio track. (defun audio-end () (let ((tracks (aud-get-info "tracks")) (max-end 0)) (dolist (track tracks max-end) (when (member (li...

I've written a version that has a few additional features: Get the end time of all audio tracks (not just the first track) Ignore labels that are beyond the end of the audio tracks. If a label overlaps the end of the audio, only count the part that is overlapping the audio. Like your version, if the...

NTesla369 wrote: ↑

Thu May 27, 2021 2:54 pm

I'm having a problem downloading a plug in called "Noise Gate" to Audacity.

You don't need to download "Noise Gate". The latest version is already included in Audacity 3.0.2: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/noise_gate.html