nyquist plugin-in called intensify [CLOSED]

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ok here’s my idea. i want to feel tingly and excised from the music. so what i’m trying to get here is a plugin that i’m trying to make.

here’s my code

;nyquist plug-in
;version 1
;type process
;preview linear
;name "instensify..."
;action "instensify"





;control intensity "intensity (percent)" int "" 1 0 100 


; Convert % to linear
(setq intensify (/ intensify 100.0))

;;; Generate modulation wave
(defun mod-wave (percent)
  (when (= intensify percent)
    (setq intensify (- intensify)))
  (sum (1 percent) 
    (mult level 
      (osc (%-to-step ) 100.0 waveform intensify))))

(mult s (mod-wave intensify))

what it say’s is: returned to 1 or 100 when i do this plugin for a test run.
why do i get 1 or 100 returned message box?

can someone tell me why or went wrong with my code to this intensify code?

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Try clicking the “Debug” button.

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i’ve tryed that and i get the same message. it’s say’s: nyquist returned the value: 100. when i put it at that

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What else does it say?

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that’s all it says. i’ll post the image below.
audacity problem.jpg

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Click the “Debug” button rather than the “OK” button to run the code. After you dismiss the message window that says “Nyquist returned the value: 1” there will be a debug window that gives important clues about the first problem.

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IMO the tingly [chills] thing is a is a stereo-effect : it doesn’t occur in mono …

[ and IMO it only occurs at the high-end of the frequency range, and only if the volume is above a threshold ].

Perhaps a resonance-effect stimulating the stapedius reflex, which in turn activates other parts of cranial nerve VII , (producing tingling sensation in face & scalp).

There is crossover in the wiring …

which would explain why tingling [chills] don’t occur with one ear plugged.

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i’ve done that already. it can’t remember the settings for some reason . this is what i get

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ok steve i when back to 2.0.6 audacity because of audacity not remembering the settings from 2.1.3 beta

so here’s the debug cold:

error: unbound variable - INTENSIFY
if continued: try evaluating symbol again
Function: #<FSubr-SETQ: #2c08cb90>
Arguments:
  INTENSIFY
  (/ INTENSIFY 100)
1> MOD-WAVE
1> error: unbound variable - INTENSIFY
if continued: try evaluating symbol again
Function: #<FSubr-SETQ: #2c08cb90>
Arguments:
  INTENSIFY
  (/ INTENSIFY 100)
2> 1>
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The current supported version of Audacity is 2.1.2. It is available here: http://www.audacityteam.org/download/

OK, so that’s your clue to the first error in your code.
The variable “intensify” has not been given a value. I presume that you intended the control to supply that value, but there you have used the variable name “intensity”.

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never mind i’m using broadcast limiter that has exciter is what i wanted anyway

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