Audacity Forum

Boi Social wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 16, 2019 11:17 am

U haven't responded to my previous msg

I have responded twice, so here it is for the third time:
In the "Truncate Silence" command, tick the checkbox: "Truncate tracks independently"

Maybe the system administrator has tightened up security. Have you asked the system administrator about the problem?

Is it possible to restore the "Noise Removal" plugin in a later version of Audacity? Not unless you are a C++ programmer. I'm noticing that in silent sections where the noise was dominant there are a lot of artifacts that did not occur with the older plugin. Try increasing the "Smoot...

With Audacity 2.3.3 on Linux, I only get one window pop up. What are you using? The window is there for two reasons: 1) So that you can enter a precise pan value. 2) So that it accessible for blind users. To reset the pan, enter "0" in the text box and click the "OK" button (or p...

Thanks. Fixed.
It may take some time for the corrected version to appear, due to page caching.

Yes, and this is valid for the size=65536. For arbitrary size it is +/-0.5*2/size. No, this is valid for 16-bit samples. For 8-bit samples, each sample value is an exact multiple of 1/(2^8), and 24-bit samples have values that are exact multiples of 1/(2^24) I still don't know why the noise floor f...

I wonder how difficult it would be to code an add-on that could accomplish this? Not hugely difficult, though Audacity can only have one selection at a time, so it probably wouldn't help very much. A better approach might be to use Sound Finder, then split the audio tracks at the label positions (h...

Importing curves does not currently work. It is hoped that this will be fixed in the next release, due early next year.

JJDee wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 15, 2019 12:31 pm

The wiki refers to some registry edits, but does not give details.

Details are in the manual: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/ins ... st_install

how big this "well below" value For natural sound, it's random. It's "possible" (but highly unlikely) that one FFT bin could be entirely empty, which would represent -infinity dB for that bin. What we do know is that the range for the error in any sample value is +/- 0.5/32768 W...