Audacity Forum

This is a followup to my earlier post about cutting/pasting audio data, got that figured out and i just need one piece of info (i think) in order to proceed in an efficient manner. Say that i open up an audio file that contains 16 bars in an Audacity project. My goal? To take measures 3-6 and measur...

Gotcha, thanks for the information, i do have the right version then. You may close this thread. Thanks for the help!

cheers,
jim.

Thanks for the tip, installing now, will advise. As a note, when i run the 2.3 version, the Mac OS is saying "Audacity is not optimized for your Mac. - This app needs to be updated by its developer to improve compatibility". I clicked on "learn more" and it appears to be that there's a 32-bit/64-bi...

Downloaded/installed and YES! This is EXACTLY what i was looking for, thank you for pointing this out to me. I really appreciate it!

cheers,
jim.

Thanks for the tip, installing now, will advise. As a note, when i run the 2.3 version, the Mac OS is saying "Audacity is not optimized for your Mac. - This app needs to be updated by its developer to improve compatibility".

Yes, i understand the solution to my original issue and this is 'closed' for me. It's raised an additional question which i will pose under a new thread. Thanks for checking with me!
cheers,
jim.

Hey, another question about how to optimize my workflow. Using Audacity 2.2.1 and MacOS HighSierra 10.13.6. I've got a big long raw recording containing a bunch of single-hit samples and i want to basically cut/paste each of the hits into it's own selection that i can then export. I'd like to optimi...

f you could explain a little more in-depth, i would certainly appreciate that! Could you describe what "the job" is. What are you trying to do? What are you recording and why do you need lots of "bits"? Sorry, i totally missed your question! What i a trying to do is take a long recording (a "take" ...

f you could explain a little more in-depth, i would certainly appreciate that! Could you describe what "the job" is. What are you trying to do? What are you recording and why do you need lots of "bits"? Sorry, i totally missed your question! What i a trying to do is take a long recording (a "take" ...

Thank you for the replies! billw58 actually gave me what i needed. Cmd-` is what i was looking for to switch windows. I want to learn something from the explanations here though. To be clear, i'm selecting File->New to create a new file in which to record audio. Once complete, i'm selecting a subset...