Audacity Forum

I still have to go one track up, but that view makes moving it alot quickly-er. Thank you much.

Is there a way to add a new audio track to the top of a bunch of other ones. For, instance I have about 20 separate audio tracks with a different click tracks on each, and to add one to the top I need move a new track up once at a time... a quicker way?

Thanks for the info, it's just that i'm very impatient. I'd follow a link which would take me to another link that tell how great the program is and what it's compatable with, etc etc.

stevethefiddle wrote:If you mean getting the audio from a video file (such as Mpeg video, a VOB file, a WMV file, or similar) then download "SUPER" (by erightsoft) - it's a free format converter that will allow you to extract the audio digitally.

It's the biggest pain in the ass to find the link.

I found that running the drum recording through the high and low pass filter really improved it.

I downloaded the fast lookahead limiter to help record my drums via my laptop, but am still having trouble with 0 db "fuzzy" recording issues. I figured it was a utility that you turn on before you push record. Any ideas?

Thanks, I've got 1.3 version.

How do you add a time track?

nevermind

Repeat was easily accessable in 1.2(repeat X number of times), where is it in the 1.3 version?