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I'm not sure i understand what you mean by offset.
When i tried exporting multiple, i ended up with short wave files that did not all start at my precious time zero.

Okay so that worked, thanks for the tip.
It's unfortunate that there is no easier way to do this though, as I had to make seven seperate saves

I'm exporting several single tracks, but don't want to mix them, as i'm sending them to someone else who will be mixing them to other instrumental tracks. He is going to be using all of my 7 tracks into the mix, so he would like them to all start at the same time, so that he doesn't need to manually...

Ok, thank you, but this is only for adding to the end of the track, i'd like to add before.
Or rather, i'd like to be able to have my tracks start at time 0 when i export them, even if i didn't start recording them at time zero.
Do you see what i mean ?

Hello ! I've just begun using Audacity, and i have a simple question for you guys. When i start recording, instead of overwriting a track, it always creates a new one. This is annoying mainly for one reason, which is that i'd like to be able to have full-length tracks even if i just add a few words ...