Audacity Forum

Is the LP an original issue (from 1962, according to Wikipedia)? If not, "soundstage" often becomes much thinner and generalised on LP reissues - one disadvantage of the LP medium for reasons that are not always clear. Was rather than is, yes it was the original release - but I lost it a ...

Fundamentally, "poor" or "artificial-sounding" representation of "sound stage" (where the instruments are placed left-right and back-front in a believable ambience, and how the instruments blend into each other). Ooh I do like riding this hobby-horse around the paddock...

Gale Andrews wrote:But, Paul gets to write a user-level description of each control on the Wiki.

+1 I second that


And a great pice of work this, Paul

WC

Did you still have an instance of 2.0.5 running - if so then trying to launch 2.0.6 will cause another instance of the already running 2.0.5 to start up.

WC

If you're trying to export MP3s for use in iTunes/iPod/iPad/iPhone - then you nay find it easier to export WAV files from Audacity and use ITunes to covert those to MP3. That way you will also remain legal as Apple pays Frauenhofer for an MP3 license. See this snippet that I wrote for the upcoming 2...

The red "clip indicator" lines on the waveform do not mean that the audio IS clipped. They warn that the peak level is 0 dB or greater so it "may" be clipped. Agreed, but the Manual implies the red line means outside -1/+1 http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/view_menu.html#show...

I note that since Gale's last summary post, no voting has been requested.

So just what do we do with this thread? Just archive it?

Peter.

Gale, have you counted the votes within this thread?

Peter

I'm lost following this thread

Is there a Feature Request emerging here - or a proposal forthcoming?

Or can I just archive this thread as is has run-o-round for a month now?

Peter

Do I assume correctly that this relates to the "Experimental Spectral Patch" that Paul has been posting about in -devel?

And if so I'm assuming that I can just delete this thread - unless, that is, anyone wants me to archive it?

Peter