Audacity Forum

ngr wrote:it could have been smart if the increase/reduction could come gradually.

Are you looking for Fades or Envelope Tool ?


Gale

I've voted for "another version of Adjustable Fade" (i.e. with more concern shown for fade types) and for Pro Fade Out. I would "personally" rather see a "Musical Fade In" than "Pro Fade Out" for these reasons. I think Pro Fade Out still sounds "mechanica...

There is also a case that an 'S'-shaped curve would be most appropriate as a "complementary" pair with the "Pro Fade Out" effect. Yes there is that case. But clearly only something like Cross Fade In (of current known fades) is likely to satisfy my tastes. One of the reasons I w...

I've done what I can, so now I think it's time for a vote: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=197802#p197802 I remain disappointed (as originally stated) for much the same reasons that yulac gives. I think his/her points should have been addressed, and I haven't been able to raise much e...

I am not a Linux expert, so I can't add much more than I've said. If you have a lot of audio devices, or one that is slow to respond, for example, a USB device, that could be part of the explanation. You could also try Ubuntu 12.10 if you want to stay with Ubuntu - most of the early bugs in it have ...

"UnicodeReplaceRange(long, long" is likely to indicate a problem with a Unicode character. If so, it could be in the name of the project or in the name of a folder in the path to the projects. Can you attach your current audacity.cfg? See http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&am...

@Steve, your improved ClipFix that deals with inverted polarity would be interesting to see sometime. I could imagine the process being automated by finding each spike that exceeds a threshold, defining a delete width, and then applying repair to the result. Neither of the automated "Fix Clippi...

This is my favourite (it has a graphical interface rather than boxes and sliders like the LADSPA one):
http://izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/ .


Gale

Audacity does do checking for LAME and FFmpeg (see Help > Show Log) as well as querying of sound devices that you see in the terminal. Obviously Audacity can launch quickly as Steve testifies, but Ubuntu mainstream is no longer a lightweight OS in my opinion. You may want to try something like Lubun...

Hello again Steve, Ok, I have successfully built audacity with your instructions and launched it with ./audacity and in the terminal as it was starting up came the following: I see identical on Ubuntu 12.04. when I do a sudo make install I get the following: so it seems that it won't install like t...