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Gale Andrews wrote:The Track Dropdown Menu is very full

Yes it is, so I was thinking of adding just one new menu item called something like "Track Options..." or "Track Options >"

I presume that you found the relevant page in the manual? http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recovering_crashes_manually.html Personally I never bother with manual crash recovery - if the automatic crash recovery fails then the chances of full recovery manually are fairly poor, so I just write it ...

Welred wrote: when I use the Generate Silence feature, the labels do not move with the associated audio, so they are no longer useful.

Yes it's a bug.
Here's a workaround:

1. Generate silence
2. Ctrl+C
3. Ctrl+Z
4. Ctrl+V

I though of voice activated recordings. I doubt that will be an effective solution. It's very unlikely that you will be able to set it accurately enough to do what you want without also cutting off bits of words. why hasn't anyone created any software to get rid of mouth clicks and mouth noises? Th...

Check that you have not accidentally enabled "Sound Activated Recording". The option should be "not selected" in the Transport menu. If there is a selection in another track, then recording stops at the end of the selection. To ensure there is no selection, click the rewind butto...

If you are using a USB audio device, see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... k.html#usb

If the Mute/Solo buttons were moved above the Track Info, so they were the last control to disappear when making the track less tall, would many people want to change that? I guess that someone somewhere has a workflow that requires being able to see the Track Info even when tracks are smaller than...

Gale Andrews wrote:Presumably if the disable option was in the Tracks Menu, it would apply to selected tracks?

I was thinking of it applying to all tracks in the current project.
If we want "per track" options, then they would go in the Track dropdown menu.

as Doug suggested previously, try using the Envelope Tool

I dont' understand why If I only change the compression method, so from OGG(VORBIS) to FLAC, but datas are less than the original CD, files becomes huge. As you are aware, CD audio uses a huge amount of digital data to represent that analog audio. To be precise, CD audio uses 1411200 bits of data f...