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... Is it approx. 40 m^2 or how is it defined? 2. What is a reverberance of 50%, does it translate to a specific Reverberation time? Hope you can help me out. Kindest Regards

... with Audacity it only picks up one mic. I've fiddled with it a few times and can't seem to figure it out. I know I'm missing something simple. Any help would be appreciated. Eddie Moderator note: please do not double post, I removed the duplicate for you. Unfortunately we have had to introduce ...

... are not being exported. I have done everything in my knowledge of Audacity but unable to resolve the issue with exporting the Track Name. Please help. Thank you, Karl

Oh, cool, that means that using nyquist it might be possible? I'll try to explain my procedure as best as possible. What I do is importing bitmap pictures using A-Law and Little-Endianess (I actually don't know why these are used, the knowledge came from tutorials and trial and error as to what work...

... and then got a different error "project check found inconsistencies during automatic recovery" so I'm attaching the original file, the help log, and hoping someone will be able to help me out. I would hate to have lost the file. Thank you for your time.

In pseudo code the reading and writing would be something like this: (psetq indir "c:\myclips\" outdir "c:\myclipscopied\") (dolist (file (listdir indir)) (s-save (s-read (strcat indir file) <import-options>); this statement is the read sound ny:all (length in samples) (strcat o...

Ok I followed all these tips and now have an extended track, extra half second on the left track, and every thing saved. When I pull up the tracks to listen through them there is no sound. How do I fix this Problem?

There are applications online that can synthesize audio from images. It may produce a more interesting sound.


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In pseudo code the reading and writing would be something like this: (psetq indir "c:\myclips\" outdir "c:\myclipscopied\") (dolist (file (listdir indir)) (s-save (s-read (strcat indir file) <import-options>); this statement is the read sound ny:all (length in samples) (strcat o...

I note that the position on the time line of the two tracks is different. Are we really looking at the same part of the same track on the two computers? Assuming we are, what happens if you vertically magnify the waveforms? http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/zooming.html#vertical -- Bill It's not...