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The Julia Language Extender Extender Nyquist Beginning with version 1.1.1, Audacity allows you to use the Nyquist programming language to write your own plug-in effects for Audacity. Unlike VST and LADSPA plug-ins, Nyquist plug-ins can be written using an ordinary text editor and don't need to be compiled. Nyquist was written by Roger B. Dannenberg and was intended to be used as a complete programming language for audio synthesis and analysis, with support for MIDI, audio recording and playback, file I/O, object-oriented programming, profiling, debugging and more. CMU Computer Music Project Software - download the full Nyquist here. Nyquist supports both a Lisp syntax and a more conventional syntax called SAL. Nyquist version 2.37 Manual - entirely using Lisp syntax Nyquist 3.0x Reference Manual - the latest Nyquist Manual (mostly using SAL syntax). Note that you don't need to download Nyquist in order to write simple plug-ins to use with Audacity. Lisp Nyquist is based on Lisp. (setf area (* 3.14159 (expt radius 2))) Math functions

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