The New Limiter and Compressor in 3.6.0 and 3.6.1 Are Not Compatible With Macros Written For Earlier Versions

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Mike Adams

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I have two important announcements to share in this final episode of the Audacity Channel podcast. First, I've made the decision to retire this podcast in favor of going all in on my Audacity Training YouTube Channel. This podcast will be going away soon and this is the final episode. Second, I'm also shutting down the Audacity Bootcamp online school for the time being. If you've enrolled in either or both of my courses there, Audacity Step-by-Step: Beginner to Advanced, or ACX Audioboo...

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The New Limiter and Compressor in 3.6.0 and 3.6.1 Are Not Compatible With Macros Written For Earlier Versions

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The New Limiter and Compressor in 3.6.0 and 3.6.1 Are Not Compatible With Macros Written For Earlier Versions

If you're running a macro that was built for earlier versions of Audacity prior to 3.6.0, and part of that macro includes the Limiter and/or Compressor, it's probably going to fail when invoked. The reason is that the new versions of these plugins have been rewritten for realtime use and the setting options have changed. In this episode I suggest 3 options as a workaround. Here's the link I mentioned to hotfix issues that were addressed in version 3.6.1. https://support.audacityteam.org/add...