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Hey Steve, the guidelines I spoke of above are for ACX requirements dealing with audio book production And we have a tool for that. So allow me to reiterate; When or if Audible publish "quality guidelines" specifying their technical requirements for podcasts, then we can look at making a ...

milolovesmusic wrote:I've tried, but I can listen only the monitor from the headphones, I can't listen the tracks recorded into audacity

What's set as the playback device in the device toolbar?

Ah a little question: How can I have a double headphone monitor from the mixer PHONIC MM 1002a ? I've tried with EFX OUT, Out Main, but it doesn't sound good. I would love that both singer and player can listen the whole live recording in their own headphone. Something like this: http://www.thomann...

However can a selection being horizontally dragged not 'snap fit' to other parts. You can create a label at the point where you want to snap to and there will be a yellow "snap line" when the start of the audio clip is lined up with it. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_trac...

milolovesmusic wrote:You're better than the official support

We are the official support
Audacity is a community project with development, documentation and support coming mostly from volunteers.

You have to have both buttons 1 e 2 turned in red, and it works in stereo mode. Hooray :D After the recording, I just need to split the recording in two mono tracks, and then duplicate each on into stereo track, You only need to "Split to Mono" unless you specifically want to apply a ster...

Dana_Tucker wrote:They have already set their guidelines

For podcasts? Could you post the link, thanks.

Gale Andrews wrote:How do you do a "Custom mix" to a new track, notably current Audacity mix ignoring Mute / Solo to a new track? We must still be able to do that.

Enable the option "Retain original tracks".

cyrano wrote:That would be "mix in place" or "render in place", or "freeze track(s)" if you 'd want to keep in line with what others DAW's do. And it would avoid all the steps above,

Yes, exactly so.

Gale Andrews wrote:Nothing changed since then and probably won't.

THAT is what I find so exasperating. A bad decision was made years ago so we must live with it forever. :sigh: