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The "Click Track" generator was renamed "Rhythm Track" a few years ago.
See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/rhythm_track.html

The really useful thing about the (somewhat strange) way that ";type process" effects stretch time, is that if you want to return exactly the same amount of audio that is selected, then you don't even need to know how long the selection is. You just return sound of length 1. So... ;type pr...

It does create a smaller time of noise than my selection, but... it also shrinks the duration of the whole track by the same amount. The audio returned by Nyquist replaces the selected audio. So if you select 2 seconds of audio and Nyquist returns 0.5 seconds of audio, the track will shrink by 1.5 ...

Now you're telling me here that it depends on the track It depends. On record, Audacity will request an audio stream from the computer sound system at the sample rate of the track. If the audio device native sample rate does not match that sample rate, then some sound systems (such as PulseAudio) w...

Can't you just work around this by sending only the length of the recording so that the remote machine can add a placeholder and then after the host machine finishes recording, send it through TCP? Feel free to play with Scripting, but for safety,pay attention to the "Caveats and Warnings".

As for drive, I don't know if I understand the question. Run this command in a Terminal window. Copy and paste the output into your reply. df -h --output=source,fstype,size,used,avail,pcent,target -x tmpfs -x devtmpfs -x squashfs (This will list details about only mounted file systems, filtering ou...

Also why not sending just the instruction and let the host machine apply the changes. That could be done (see "Scripting": https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.html and note the "Caveats and Warnings") but if you want to record or import, then you need to send the audio...

It looks like Linux may be running in a virtual machine rather than directly on the real hardware.

Time is handled differently depending on whether you are running the script as a "generate" type plug-in or as a "process" (Effect) type plug-in. In the case of generate type plug-ins, 1 "unit" of time is 1 second. Try this in the Nyquist Prompt: ;type generate (noise 1...

CreativeKick wrote: ↑

Tue May 25, 2021 5:50 pm

But it just gives a digital noise,

What length is the sound that is created? It should be exactly 1000 samples.
Are you using "Sample Data Import" to import it?

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