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How many tracks are in your project?

Note that "minimised" and "collapsed" are not the same thing. If you click on the bottom edge of a track you can drag it up and down to make the track taller or shorter. At the minimum height it is "minimised". If you start with a track that is say 4 cm tall (top to bot...

Try the "Envelope Tool" http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/envelope_tool.html

According to this , Dragon Naturally Speaking can transcribe recorded speech from a sound file (this feature may only be available in the "pro" version - check your user manual). Assuming that is correct, then you just need to export your recording from Audacity in a file format that Drago...

The point I keep trying to make is that "Mix down" is ambiguous as to whether it is a "what u hear" mix or not, given what is being proposed is different to export mix and different to the "mixing down" listed in Warning Preferences. What I'm suggesting is that it mixi...

Th Zoom H4N is showing up as a 2 channel device with drivers support for MME, Direct Sound and WASAPI. That means that, although the H4N is advertised as having "4 track" ability, the standard Windows drivers for the H4N support only 2 channels. I believe that the Zoom H4N also supports AS...

A short audio sample in WAV format may help us to diagnose the problem. See: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=72887

If make your drum tracks start with a "click click click click" count in, then lining up the tracks should be easy without the need for sound activated recording.

One potential problem with the "bitone2.ny" plug-in is that decimal values must use a dot as the decimal separator in the "beat / duration /time" boxes regardless of the current locale. Even if the effect use a comma as the decimal separator in the "Left channel tone frequen...

Audacity can only record from 1 "device" at a time, but is able to record from as many "input channels" at that device makes available. If you could copy and paste the information from "Help menu > Audio device info", that may provide some insight as to how Audacity see...