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This is not a Wndows question but supposedly its rather general. I need to do the same process with multiple wav files. I did read the page http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/chains_for_batch_processing_and_effects_automation.html and found " Example 1: LoudMP3 A batch processing Chain to compress...

The "envelope" handling is rather complex, as it can be used for much more complex things than simple "cossfading". Of course improving the envelope tool to be easier to use is a good idea and if this results in an easy to use crossfade tool (by linking traks in some way) this might be a goos soluti...

I suppose your suggestion easily can be extended to not needing to use the start of a track as the starting point of a crossfade. For me this would be essential. But anyway I'd like to see a method that works on (at least) two tracks (to be "crossfaded") at the same time. Here defining a crossfade "...

I feel that the suggestions for improving the way to do envelope definitions are quite independent from what I would need for crossfading. So I thinks this (handling two tracks with one action) is an additional feature. For me (as an audacity newbie) an easy and quite versatile way to get what I nee...

stevethefiddle wrote:I think there is a feature request for an improvement to this, so I presume that you would like your vote adding to it?

Yep. How to do that ?

-Michael

Use the "Envelope" tool? This is what I did (erroneously calling it "Volume Tool" in my post). But (as far as I see right now) same only "sees" a single track at a time and thus doing a (very fast) crossfade between tracks without creating holes or double-amplitude areas seems a lot of work. I hope...

Hi experts... I supposed this would be easy, but I did not find a comfortable way to do it. For a kind of "medley", I have a project with several tacks that already are aligned correctly. Now I want to do a mixdown in a way that at any time only one of the tracks is active. Of course I want to do th...