Audacity 1.2.0 - pre1

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lore

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New features in Audacity 1.2.0-pre1: * User Interface - Vertical zooming of tracks. - Improved look and placement of toolbars. - New custom mouse cursors. - Complete implementation of editable keyboard shortcuts. - Find zero-crossings. - Mouse wheel can be used to zoom in and out. - Multi-Tool mode. - Amplify using envelope. - Labels can store selections (like Audacity 1.0.0). * Effects - Repeat Last Effect command. - Improved VST plug-in support. - Most effects now have a Preview button. - Compressor (Dynamic Range Compressor). - Change Pitch (without changing tempo). - Change Tempo (without changing pitch). - Change Speed (changing both pitch and tempo). - Repeat (useful for creating loops). - Normalize (adjust volume and DC bias). * Audio I/O - 1-second preview command. - Looped play. * File I/O - Audacity 1.2.0 opens project files from all previous versions of Audacity from 0.98 through 1.1.3. - Open multiple files from the same dialog. - Use a text file to specify a list of audio files to open with offsets. * Updated user manual.Bug fixes in Audacity 1.2.0-pre1 * Project files with special characters are no longer invalid. * "Scratchy" noises caused by bad clipping are fixed. * Audacity no longer exports invalid Ogg files, and does not cut off the last few seconds of exported Ogg files. * Mono MP3 files now export at the correct speed. * Many incorrect results from the Envelope tool have been fixed. * The "Export Labels" command now overwrites existing files correctly. * The "Plot Spectrum" window displays correct octave numbers for notes. * Several memory leaks are fixed. * Many other minor bugfixes.http://audacity.sourceforge.net/index.php?lang=en
 
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LTR12101B

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Interesting....

Program your own plugins (Nyquist language)

But VST plugin loading currently disabled over licencing issues.

Since most free VST plugins seem to be sound DISTORTERS rather than sound IMPROVERS, this may not be such a great loss.

I'll have to read up on Nyquist, and see if if a good click eliminator is possible ....
1. Find trailing edge and work backwards (since few natural/instrument sounds have a sharp cutoff)
2. Look for repeat intervals at 33 1/3 RPM (for radial scratches)
 
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scarecrow

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No VST plugins= essentially crippled. And yes, you can find a lot freeware+ exhellent VST plugins.
I can't understand why the worries- there are sevral free/opensource sequencers which use VST(i)... unless Pinnacle (unlike Steinberg) considers VST patented.
 
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dx

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scarecrow said:
No VST plugins= essentially crippled.
Click to expand...
Indeed! I like this proggie. But with no VST plugs, it's not that interesting to me. Let's hope they get it all worked out or I just back to Steinberg (whose interface it not as intuitive).
 
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zver

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My list of favourite top hated programs is;
1.....Top place is this piece of garbage called Audacity
2.....Getright
3.....WMPlayer7
4.....HU Nitro
5.....Winace
6.....Acronis all app====Came recently to list....Going very strong up .......with tendention to even pass Audacity if i try to backup again
7......Easy cd Creator...all versions even
8.......Variaety of all those unneeded applications....so when you check it.....Main features are cd ripping and encoding to mp3-,ogg whatever.......Like its something new unsseen so far??
9......Goldwave Another audio editor which sucks----a bit less the first proggy on my list.,....
10......ws ftp One very ugly ftp client..Never tryed...but ..it is ugly..Period.......
Im just thinking.....Whats your favorite hated ones?????
 
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