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The equivalent of "What U Hear" on Linux is to record from the "Monitor" input in PulseAudio. See here for details: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_linux.html However, that will only allow you to record the streaming audio and not the ...

To me, there are more contradictions/lack of analogy (plus a feature regression) in not providing a defined play from lock. I don't disagree with the "functionality" that you want. In fact I agree. What I disagree about is how we achieve that functionality. Currently we have a mishmash of...

If we agree that the "Transport > Lock" locks the record region, then I would assume that overdub recording plays the locked region (and needless to say if there was a locked "play from" point I would have it play from the locked "play from" point to the end of the tra...

If the slider is only enabled when the Play-at-Speed button is depressed, No, I didn't suggest that, and I think that would be far too limited. If we were to do that then there's little point in putting the speed slider into the Control Toolbar. What I agree is a good idea is providing an extra but...

Gale Andrews wrote:I did not think you meant to suggest locking the playhead - there is zero sense in that,

Yes, that's what I meant - there is zero sense in that.

Yes.

All I want is a balanced signal from left to right, and it doesn't seem I'm able to achieve this doing any simple methods. I should be able to record a guitar track and hear it through both right/left speakers right? On a stereo playback system, yes you can do it very simply. A mono (single channel...

I quite like the idea of the extra downward pointing grey "play from" position though we would want that also when there is no selection region. Yes, the "play position" icon would always indicate the "play position". How does user enable the play speed slider and how ...

Esceha wrote:I think by giving less or more volume, the best result is fluctuate / move between 0,4 and 0,7

If you use the new style meters, that is equivalent of the meters going up to the yellow/amber region.

I work in a newsroom and need my computer to record audio from a TV cable box (connected to my soundcard Line In), AND to be able to record audio from streaming videos et al viewed in my browser. In my opinion, the "best" way to do that would be with two computers and a little mixing desk...