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I suspect that there may be a way to make this effect very much faster as a "Nyquist-Macro", using new features in Audacity 2.3.1 (due for release in February). There is some information about Nyquist-Macros in the "2.3.1 alpha manual" https://alphamanual.audacityteam.org/man/Nyq...

I'm not sure if you are able to see Koz's user profile, but it says: Occupation: Practicing Curmudgeon (and for the record, Koz has never accepted a single penny / cent over all the years he has helped fellow Audacity users here on the forum). By the way, how are the custom keyboard shortcuts workin...

Check the playback volume in the Windows mixer (loudspeaker icon in the Windows Taskbar.

I would like to be able to repeat steps in editing the next file by using the log as a reference. If it's something that you need to repeat several times, you could create a Macro to run it automatically. https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/macros.html If Audacity had the ability to automatically c...

To delete a track, click on the [X] in the top left corner of the track (or select the track, then "Tracks menu > Remove Tracks").

Okay, I guess the underlying problem is that clicking New to start over leaves behind the old window "File menu > Close (Ctrl+W)" to close the current project. If you close the last, or only project window, then a new, empty project window will open. To quit Audacity altogether, "Fil...

But there is a checkbox at ucp.php?i=ucp_main&mode=subscribed that is labeled "MARK"!! What can MARK possibly mean? It means that you can mark with a tick in the checkbox, any of the topics that you are currently subscribed to (any topic that is listed there. At the bottom of the list...

david267 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 7:17 pm

Please add an option to prevent opening multiple projects concurrently.

There is an option already - don't open multiple windows if you don't want multiple windows open.

I'm guessing that there's some underlying problem that you are not telling us.

If Audacity can only run in one window at a time, why does it allow multiple windows/instances to be created? To be clear, there is only ever one instance of Audacity running at a time, but there can be multiple projects open. If there were more than one instance of the program running, there would...

So that you can have multiple projects open at the same time

There aren't many situations where you need to have multiple projects open simultaneously, but way back in the early days of Audacity, someone thought that it could be useful sometimes.