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steve wrote:Do we have a tutorial about that?

Some stuff in the manual about crossfading: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/cr ... sfade.html

kozikowski wrote:But that doesn't tell me how you got there

Exactly as you described - lots of clever cut and pasting (with little crossfades across the edits).
Do we have a tutorial about that?

The plug-in. Should be used with 2nd June nightly or later.

mds77 wrote:I want to allow the listener to have the ability to pause the audio file (i.e. song), but not pause the new recording.

Sounds like a CD player will solve your problem.
Put the audio that you want them to listen to on a CD. Get yourself a (portable) CD player. Record with Audacity.

what settings are you using? In particular, what settings do you have in the device toolbar?

I'm wondering, since Audacity is compatible with so many VST plug-ins already, whether a future release will be compatible with VST Instrument plug-ins? Probably not in the near future. Most VST instruments are controlled by MIDI messages, and Audacity does not support playing or recording MIDI, so...

Some brief usage hints in the file comments: ;; Instructions: ;; Place two audio clips into the same track. ;; Select (approximately) the same amount of audio from the ;; end of one clip and the start of the other. ;; Apply the effect. ;; The selected regions will be crossfaded. ;; ;; Note, the audi...

It can also help to fix glitches when there are no convenient zero crossing points for making a clean edit.

Another use case. Here we have just one track with two "tunes". The first tune ends, then the second tune starts (small gap between the two tunes): firsttrack000.png The job here is to "merge" the two tunes so that one fades into the other. I've already made the selection, so jus...

How does it handle clips of different lengths. Say (for the sake of argument) that the last 1 second of the first clip is selected and the first 2 seconds of the second clip is selected. Normally you would try to make your selection such that the selection at the end of the first clip is roughly th...