Have a look in the “Effect” menu. Do you have “High Pass Filter” listed? (“High pass filter” is a Nyquist plug-in that is shipped as standard with Audacity).
Try renaming the file so that there is no space in the file name.
If that does not fix it, please attach the file to your reply. (see here for how to attach a file: https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/how-to-attach-files-to-forum-posts/24026/1)
Hi Steve -
Yes, “High Pass Filter” appears in the Effect menu.
I have renamed my plug-in file, attached, to eliminate any spaces in the file name and it still does not appear.
Bass_Tilt.ny (310 Bytes)
I don’t know, but I think the first lines should all be aligned at the very left.
You have an indentation of 4 spaces.
That is correct.
All of the lines that are to be interpreted by Audacity must begin at the start of the line.
For simplicity I’ve attached a file that has the correct spacing.
BassTilt.ny (259 Bytes)
Removing the indentations did the trick. They are somehow being inserted when I paste the text copied from the post on this board to a text editor (not from the file attachment but the in-line buffer surrouned by “code” tags).
Are you using Firefox?
Yes, using Firefox.
There’s some sort of bug/compatibility issue between Firefox and the forum software that causes a couple of spaces to be added to the start of each line when copying code from a forum post. There are a couple of plug-ins available for Firefox that resolve this issue - “Copy as plain text” or something like that. It’s probably just as easy to edit out the extra spaces, once one is aware of the issue.
It probably is just as easy to manually edit such a small file.
Thanks again for all your help.
If you’re working with Notepad++, you can simply select all and press shift-tab. This will reduce all indentation by 4 spaces (default setting).