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E to E stands for Electronics to Electronics. The playthrough sound you get when you stop a commercial tape machine. It feeds the studio sound to you live so you can made decisions about the show. Windows XP, SP3. Audacity 2.0.1. Behringer UCA202. External Powered Rokit 5 Speakers. iPod with 1/8&quo...

Here's one. The left arrow key will back up the cursor from Home, but you get to figure out how much. I'm still looking. Koz

You'd love the video editors.

[End] - 5 0 0 [Enter] backs up the cursor five seconds and no frames.

I don't know any good way to do that in Audacity. As far as I know, we don't have defined cursor position or shift.

Koz

even a VHS recorder. And before you look up in horror, We used VHS-HiFi for several years as the best quality any home enthusiast could get short of renting a large pro reel to reel machine. VHS HiFi uses FM embedded into the video tracks and has similar, some might say better, quality compared to ...

The problem with multiple posts is multiple answers, particularly contradictory ones. "Hold down the Shift key. No, Don't hold down the Shift key." We would have condensed your postings to one place anyway. This is a forum, not a help desk and the process needs to be as fast and efficient ...

File > Export > Other Uncompressed Files > Options.
Koz

Some computers aggressively prevent you from recording internal audio. That and the Mic-In and Line (or headphone)-Out are very different and you can't plug one into the other. Or you can, but it doesn't work very well. Self recording is not one of the guaranteed services when you buy a computer lik...

Why don't you become an active member of the forum community? That way you can snag people having all sorts of problems on the all the platforms you're familiar with.

Koz

Please don't cross-post. It drives us crazy. Go back and delete all the crosses.

Audacity > Preferences > Tracks > [ ] Update Display... (de-select).

Koz

I avoid long crossfades when I create dance mixes because there's no good place to put the CD track point. You're either going to wreck the intro of the new cut or the outro of the old one -- or both. Not if you play them continuously of course, but when you skip around. What's the convention for th...