Audacity Forum

Can you paste or give me the code of audacity reverse effect code I can not find it in source please.

I needed a real book guess I will just have to print, unless you know of any published books

You know of algorithm book for lossy compression such as celp speex asm u law a law, a good one:)

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I have a mbed lpc1768, and what I am trying to do is do the live input reverse effect like the Digitech TimeBender, but it's hard to find any information about how to do the reverse effect, can anybody point me to any books or any information .. what is the reverse effect classed as a algorithm is i...

You know what about Jackd with audacity? huh what about 1 msec or even sub mill secs huh?

How does that fit in with the S/PDIF business? also have keyboard so really need as low a latency I can get for reaction time from my fingers. How does that fit in with the S/PDIF business? Because my keyboard is made of Acrade buttons, home made one, you don't know the answer do you? Your just ski...

I have programs in linux I would like to record with 1 msec latency at 192khz. That's where I'm getting stuck. What programs? What exactly do you mean by 1 ms latency? Where is the signal coming from and where is it going to? Why do you want/need low latency? Well Jackd, Jackd with audacity, Sweep ...

Ok you can both try this on for size. Maybe I should of explained things more, I use linux and windows, but I have programs in linux I would like to record with 1 msec latency at 192khz. I spoke to a few people about this and they all say it would cost alot of money, I would need a high end set up t...

Whenever somebody has questions about rare or odd hardware, the best we can do is present the options and tools for you to use. Nobody is going to buy that motherboard just to answer the question, further, most people, even if they do have that motherboard, want to reduce latency to zero, not tune ...