Audacity Forum

I thought we did away with destructive editing back in the Ye 'Olde days of RAZOR BLADES AND TAPE. Not at all. "Destructive" editing, or the more complimentary term "Sample Editing" is an essential tool in all modern sound studios. Many "real-time" DAW applications include a "sample editor", althou...

Edit > Find Zero Crossing. Post back what you ended up using. Koz Adobe Audition, as it was a part of my CS6 and never used it, so I didn't even realize it was there LOL. Probably going to stick with this as it meets my immediate needs. Also have now ProTools First — free, though the 3 session limi...

You can use very rapid cross-fades and stop worrying about the cut points. The cut points may not work anyway if you have wide field stereo. You'll never get both Left and Right to cut silent. There's some discussion about making Zero Crossing the default. If you want cut point damage, you have to ...

Wow. That seems to be quite the shortcoming. So, "essentially" Audacity is a destructive editor? !!! I thought we did away with destructive editing back in the Ye 'Olde days of RAZOR BLADES AND TAPE. :D :o :shock: :? :lol: 8-) :roll: I suppose this also explains the snaps and pops at cuts if I don't...

Question:

Lets say a cut the head and tail off a clip. some time later, I want to extend the head or tail to expose more of the available audio.

HOW?

I cant find any way to extend the in or out point to expose more of the audio file.

Thank you

Andy