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And yes - using Sony headphones with Bluetooth to laptop.

There will be no "live performance" per se. We rehearse scenes. I record these, using Zoom. Then we choose the one that comes closest to the best we can do. Then I edit that file using Audacity, to remove unwanted pauses, crossfade some short sections, mix some sections - that sort of thing. We will...

Thanks. These are Zoom group rehearsals of scenes recreating old time radio programs (such as Our Miss Brooks, e.g.). I serve as the Zoom meeting host. We have a pre-recorded set of sound effect cues (created and sequenced using SCS software) that are interjected at the appropriate time point during...

Thanks! One question: Is there no reason I couldn't use the headphone mic on the secondary Zoom session as well? I want the Audacity-captured audio to include my voice, as well. And just drive the "real" Zoom on our customary laptop, along with SCS and Audacity? I'll be trying this today, but want t...

Windows 10 Audacity 2.4.2 We would like to both record and play audio clips during a Zoom meeting. We know that we can record during Zoom meeting, using Zoom capabilities. However, Zoom requires that the meeting be ended before it renders the recording in a playable format. We have another app (SCS ...

No, I really didn't want to crossfade - wanted to mix those two areas. I managed to struggle through and just now got it done: 1. Created a ne clip of the righthand side into a new track 2. Time-shifted the new track so that the sections in question lined up 3. Mixed the two tracks and rendered (BTW...

Windows 10
Audacity 2.4.2

Attached is image of a portion of track:
I would like to mix the two areas defined by the insertion point. I'm sure there's a way to do that without bending too much iron, but I can't figure it out.

Thanks!

OK - thanks.

I was not finding Crossfade at all in Effect, but finally scrolled the menu using down-arrow at bottom of list and - voila! - there it was.

Forgot to add in previous:

I tried creating two clips (Edit -> Clip Boundaries -> Split), but when I selected audio to either side of the split boundary, I saw no way to mix the two. That's why I tried the Edit -> Clip Boundaries -> Split New approach (shown in image).

Have upgraded to V4.2.1 of Audacity. Thanks, WC - you've got me started on the right track (no pun intended). I see where I can split the single track I'm working with, and time shift one of them. However, beyond that point, I don't see where I can mix them back again. In attached image you can see ...