Audacity Forum

Hello, I've been experimenting with techniques to remaster older recorded music, and I believe I have found an approach that can make older recorded music sound brand new. It works very well on live recordings, music video tracks, and can make any audio with reduced treble or bass sound very rich, a...

I want to fade one stereo track into another, and to do this while being zoomed in, I'm usually looking at the right channel from one track and the left channel from the next track. In 1.3.3. when I hit play, the display snaps (to which ever one has the curser on it) to see both tracks, and I can't ...

OK it's the shift and mouse click together to highlight the selected tracks. I was thinking ctrl and mouse click, as is usual in windows machines. However I'm using 1.2.6. so neither would have worked. When will 1.3.3 be considered stable? I've only used it a couple of times, and it's worked for me....

I've just put down 5 songs (stereo tracks) one after the other. My bright idea is to insert a new song into position 2, but I want to keep 3,4,and 5 in the same order without re-editing or repositioning them individually. Is there a way to lock multiple tracks together, so that when I move tracks 3,...

Scratch that last sentence, I just wasn't zoomed in enough to see what the beat finder was actually showing me. I was expecting to see a number such as 120 bpm, but it only shows where the beat peaks are in a linear graph.

As usual I must re-arrange my concept of how I think it should be done.

Trev

I couldn't figure out how the beat finder works? I was thinking it was my computer that wasn't working properly. Do you know if there is a way to gradually change the tempo over a certain period length, not just abruptly when using the "change tempo" control? I haven't been able to figure that one. ...

I want to make a compilation cd, and does anybody know the best way to beat match songs so they blend together while overlapping? I've used the envelope tool quite a bit, but thats only for short quick changeovers. I'm looking for longer mixing times.

Any ideas?