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The (very) difficult part of that, is identifying similar patterns. "Real life" sounds are never exactly the same twice. Even synthesized sounds will often be slightly different from one instance to the next. Whereas we might hear a car horn sound, and recognise that as the sound of a Ford...

What do you get if you run this command in a Terminal window?

Probably not, but what do you mean by "pattern"?

fsfan wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 24, 2019 1:04 pm

I want to put my mic on one track and music on another track.

Is it music that you are playing (such as a guitar), or do you mean that you have a pre-recorded "backing track"?

The best solution would be to repartition the drive so that you have an NTFS partition big enough for your Windows stuff, and an ext4 partition for your normal Linux data. I totally understand that you may want to put off doing that until next time you do a major update. I think it "should"...

This waveform represents a OK dynamic recording. However, it would sound very low compared to other audio files. Therefore, I would like to "compress the dynamics" slightly. With "linear dB Track view" it is very easy to form an overview. I can see that I have a 5 - 7 wave peak ...

Personally I think you would do better to just use Audacity with it's default shortcuts. Audacity and ProTools are very different, and attempting to replicate ProTools shortcuts will probably use shortcuts for important features in Audacity that don't exist in ProTools. If you use Audacity regularly...

Audacity is (still) only able to access one "device" at a time. The number of "audio channels" available to Audacity, depends on the number of audio channels that the "device" has. Most common (generic) sound cards have drivers that provide "up to 2" recording...

Henr wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 24, 2019 10:25 am

I have all my data on an NTFS partition

Is that because you have a dual boot system and you need to access the data from Windows?

Is this partition on the same physical disk as the root partition?

Even so, do you recommend changing the buffer size? I'd suggest trying slightly different buffer sizes to see if the problem gets worse or better. If "110 ms" buffer is neither better or worse, then try 120 ms. Keep going until you see it getting better or worse. If increasing the size on...