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Yes this is complicated. I'll explain as best I can, but this is complicated. Yes the problem is all tied into the idea of *warp*, the "environment", behaviours and sounds. "Extract" works by changing the start and stop time of a sound, so in a simple example, if you have a sound...

Let's make it simple... I'm having really dumb problems with just finding the right magic words for simple things. I know I can just return this for instance to extract the latter half of the input sound. I gather the times in extract are relative to whatever length the input has. (extract 0.5 1.0 (...

I have read the code for Silence and Sound finders. I could adapt them to my purposes for scanning the sound. I guess I don't need random access, really. Supposing I have a list of labels such as they generate. How do I implement an effect that deletes them from s? In other words, extract some range...

... an effect plug-in that will delete a certain range from the input sound, based on a certain calculation. It would be a lot easier to give relevant help if you were a bit more specific about what you are wanting to do.

Hi, I want to experiment with an effect plug-in that will delete a certain range from the input sound, based on a certain calculation. First, is there some way to randomly access samples rather than the sequential snd-fetch? Second, how to express a sound that is a concatenation of sub-ranges of som...

Hi Steve,
Thanks for your help so far. We were in the middle of discussing my query concerning the above subject. Do you have any more comments please.
Best wishes,
Peter Saphier

... when I used Audacity with the onboard sound card. But I guess after recording several dozen tapes, I wasn't paying attention. Thanks for your help! Ron

... finder is not that convenient as it often "finds" silence that are simply pauses inside a track. Increasing the delay parameter won't help, as the actual pause between two tracks is often no more than one second. In the end several tracks are splited into multiples bribes and then ...

... easy, unfortunately, the c key does nothing with a single cursor position. However, even if it would play 1 s before and 1 s after, this wouldn't help, since I do not know where the middle is exactly. The current procedure is to expand the selection to the left and to pay attention, if there is ...

... you looked in the Realtek Control Panel itself (it should be in the Windows Control Panel under "Sound")? Does the Realtek have some help that explains the different colour-coded line-ins? Is it a multi-channel sound card (you could record more than stereo if you wanted to)? What ...