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Because of the impact, I would kindly request that the importance be revisited. At the moment, the rationale for its low priority is that "old hands" have learned to live with it. I raised this with our lead developer - his pithy response was Yep.  Labels shouldn't move when saved and restored. Acc...

And yes, I think Corvinus is right when they say
>Possibly a duplicate of https://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=498

I think this is indeed a a IRL example of Bug #498

Peter.

I note that if I repeat this test use-case 1) set time format to seconds 2) set label at 30 seconds 3) then the snap-to persists when I close and reopen the project $) Exported label shows as >30.000000 30.000000 thirty So it looks me me this may well be down to that granularity at which we are stor...

I think I see what Corvinus means. With Snap-to = nearest an hh:mm:ss+samples as time format 1) get at least one min audio 2) create a point label at 00:00:30+00001 3) move cursor around close to label (either in audio track or label track) 4) Observe: yellow snap guide 5) left click mouse to set cu...

I've just tested Amplify on RC04 on W10 and I get exactly the same with 3.0.0 RC04 as I do with 2.4.2 In both cases the default setting is: a) New Peak Amplitude = 0 b) Amplification = whatever Audacity calculates to take the signal peak to 0dB BTW please note that we are now on the fourth Release C...

Thanks you for that Trebor, now every time I talk normal.loud and stop - I then hear that bloomin ' click ;) :? :cry: From my perspective, mine goes whoomph when it releases, rather than click, but something is wrong if it's audible to other people. Phew - mine is more of a whooph 8-) Peter.

Long answer: when someone speaks at normal volume, (not whispering), it activates the stapedius-reflex in the ears to turn down the sensitivity of hearing, so they don't deafen themselves with their own voice. About half a second after you stop speaking the reflex relaxes, (e.g. at the end of sente...

What do you want to plug into the audio device? despite the "Mic" in its name the Griffin iMic was marketed as a device to aid digitizing records and tapes - so I assumed that what what the poster here was requiring. ;) Griffin discontinued it long ago (as they admit themselves there are much bette...

Some of the Forum Elves use this and are happy with it
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0484

WC

Ranx wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 26, 2021 9:44 pm

Currently, a one-hour piece of audio becomes a tiny slice at the start of a massive channel of nothingness ...

Curiously I experienced exactly that recently when I was doing QA testing on the alpha test build I have for 3.0.0 - but it was just the once and I was never able to repeat it.

Peter.