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Please see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/aud ... jects.html

WC

All that said, your explanation doesn't altogether add up, because this happens to me when I have highlighted an individual track. I just tested on 2.1.1 - default settings i.e. "Select all if none …" = "on" 1) imported two stereo tracks 2) select one of the two tracks 3) Effect >Amplify 4) result ...

Just a thought … @TheCarsForever: You are running the recently released 2.3.0 are you ? Update: It certainly looks to me from your screenshot that you are indeed not using 2.3.0 - the clue is the Transcription Toolbar, for 2.3.0 it has a thin vertical bar at its right end so it can be resized If 2.2...

Well this has go me stumped - I used to get an occasional moonphase failure - but not hand one for a long time now. And after the fix we applied for Bug #42 for 2.3.0 the several testers I recruited for whom TR used to fail to stop every time - for all of them 2.3.1 Timer Record now works fine. And ...

2.3.0 has very recently been recently released (2.3.1 is alpha test and is not stable for production use) . In 2.3.0 we still have "chains" but now that are called Macros - and more functionality has been added - see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/new_features_in_this_release.html#macros and: ...

lonepilgrim wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 09, 2018 10:56 pm

Somewhere I saw either here or in the manual a list of compatible mixers but i cant find it now..

It's in the Audacity Wiki: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Soun ... Interfaces

WC

OOH so they do on W10 with 2.3.0 - independent channel zooming But on Windows W10 2.2.2 and 2.3.1 alpha using Ctrl+scrollwheel both channels are zoomed together This 2.3.0 behaviour is technically a regression on 2.2.2 - but since it is already "fixed" by something in 2.3.1 I suspect it's not worth ...

Ooh I don't get that Trebor - my left and right stereo channel zoom the same on W10 with 2.3.0 and 2.3.a latest alpha

Peter

Thank you for the reply. You pointed me in the proper direction. Phew, that's good Does what I say make sense to you, my notion that Audacity is allowing me to hear a 'mixed without saving' pair of tracks? Yes that is what Audacity is meant to do - it will play a mix of all tracks that are not mute...

I just tested and I don't see this behaviour - I get the same on 2.3.0 as in 2.2.2 - the second recording starts from T=0 after using the Ctrl+Z (which is Undo, not Delete Track) on both versions. I also tested on our latest 2.3.1 alpha test build and I get the same. The only way I can make the Shif...