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The audio data for an Audacity project is stored in a separated folder that is named with "_data" at the end. If you don't have the project's "_data" folder, then you have no audio.

More information here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/aud ... jects.html

pintree3 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 18, 2020 3:53 pm

This would require me doing so for each and every track wouldn't it?

Unless you do a "batch rename" of all your files as I suggested a few posts back.

Does Audacity use VST? On Windows, Audacity supports 32-bit VST effects, but not VSTi (VST instruments) and not VST3 or 64-bit VST. Copy protection in some VST effects prevents them from working in Audacity. For example the proprietor y "ilok" dongle is not supported. More info in the man...

Anything other than the stem plot will only be an approximation of what the DAC does. Sinc Interpolation would be a good approximation to the theoretical analog waveform (ignoring time shifts / phase shifts / noise / distortion /... that a real world DAC would introduce). The code would also need to...

@viacheslav, you are replying to a post that is 4 years old. The original poster has not been on this forum since 2012, and Gale Andrews sadly died on the 23rd of July 2017. Audacity docs deserve a permanent storage away from proprietary clouds which control your data instead of you. Official Audaci...

Cedric48 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:56 am

PS: I thought I had ticked the notify reply box

Somewhat uninventively, the notify reply box needs to be "un-ticked" to get a notification. (We don't make the forum software)

Audacity offers "Stem plot" or "Join the dots" (linear interpolation).
See the "display samples" option in Preferences: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tra ... ences.html

Try using the "Change Speed" effect instead.

Jebbers wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 18, 2020 1:53 pm

Hey! Are you spyin' on me?

No, but I see this on my previous post:

Yes, thank you Bill for highlighting the problem.

This issue is now being discussed on the Audacity QA mailing list, to see if we can agree to a less confusing behaviour for future versions of Audacity.