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Maybe someone can tell me how exactly I can insert this patch into the source code. sure, use this tool: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-apply it comes with git, so assuming that you managed to clone audacity/wxwidgets with the correct 3.1.3-audacity-fixes branch, then all you need to do is open a ter...

How/where is this patch called into the build process? Is it referenced in CMake? Thanks.

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Tue Jul 14, 2020 9:44 am

At time of release, ASIO support was not available in the Audacity 2.4.2 code, but will be available again in Audacity 3.0.0.

Good news! Please go back to the old ASIO build methodology via "audacity.sln"; that worked well. Meantime, 2.4.1 does what I need. Thanks.

Thanks, I think the only thing I'm missing is how to tell CMake to include ASIO in the build solution. I have downloaded ASIO components from Steinberg and put them in my C:\RESOURCES\ASIOSDK2 directory according to previous instruction for compiling Audacity with ASIO. I have also set my ASIOSDK_DI...

Ok, got it to pretty much build (2 modules failed) but it's not including ASIO. In CMake, I added ASIOSDK_DIR and WXWIN path entries and configured platform to Win32. Any ideas how to get ASIO in there?

First, thanks for your reply and sorry for my frustrated tone. I've built for ASIO a dozen times before this, but can't quite get this new process. I am up to this step: 78 2) Open the CMake GUI. 79 Set the 'Where is the source code' location to where your copy of the git repo is. 80 Set the 'Where ...

Glad I found this thread. Got wxWidgets built on the third try after cloning from git rather than using downloaded zip. Why is there no longer an AUDACITY.SLN file??? Every time I try to compile with the Inno application, it gives me a new and different error to solve. Now I see I'm supposed to use ...

This works perfectly! (Well, except for my "Note #2" but I can work with that.) Thanks for your reply.

I like the new "Measure RMS" tool. One of the uses of this tool is to show any balance difference when recording stereo, for instance after recording a needledrop. It would be helpful in this case for the tool to display which track is higher RMS and by how much. That way it's simple to adjust via "...

Would you consider making the label track adhere to the settings for "Snap To"? If I have Snap To enabled and I manually move a split point, I expect it to realign according to my Snap To setting. Thanks.