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Oops, asked that in the wrong subforum!

May I suggest you call it "Audiobook Producers" rather than "Authors."

There IS a great convenience for zooming in to fix something, then zooming out to a previous level of magnification! The Edit menu has "Region Save" and "Region Restore." I use Edit, Preferences, Keyboard to assign them to the w and e keys. Then: Select a section. Type w. Zoom in and fix something. ...

I just discovered this podcasting sub-forum today and the one for "Audiobook Authors." I appreciate the recognition of special interest groups for spoken word! But perhaps these two might be combined? I think we might be inquiring about the same technical problems and a single go-to would be useful.

I discovered Sony SpectraLayers through the wiki as another example of spectral editing software. Do you know of others?

I noticed this link is no longer good. I think this was it: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=199238#p199238 That is interesting. Those who posted there might like to see my work. But remembering a box selection as a label hadn't occurred to me! It would make a lot of sense for the debu...

Maybe we should not archive this discussion just yet!

Does archiving change the url? Why that other link went bad?

Do I assume correctly that this relates to the "Experimental Spectral Patch" that Paul has been posting about in -devel? And if so I'm assuming that I can just delete this thread - unless, that is, anyone wants me to archive it? Peter Yes, relevant, I wanted the feature so much, I did it! Might as ...

People have asked to select arbitrary frequencies such as 1000 Hz to 2000 Hz then apply an effect only to those frequencies. Gale Can you point me to a detailed discussion of that? I am not exactly sure what is meant by the brief description. Not a detailed discussion, but this is the most recent r...

Don't know, but I do know the developers' board has debated the right approach to scripting quite a bit, and I have not followed it closely.