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Click on the track and drag along the track to select the section that you want to delete, then click the "Del" key on your keyboard. For a general introduction to editing with Audacity, see here in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_editing_an_existing_file.html The...

Hi Steve, The current version of Audacity is 2.0.6, which is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ There have been many bug fixes (and feature enhancements) since 2.0.3, so updating is recommended. When you start the recording, do you see a waveform appearing in Audacity? When you stop t...

Lots of tips in this topic: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?t=22109

If you hide your questions at the end of old and unrelated topics, you are less likely to get relevant replies than if you start a new topic on the forum board appropriate for your operating system, with a relevant topic title. why not just say delay? because that would be even more vague than sayin...

I'm now working on the basis that Nyquist plugins will be able to grey out controls in the near future (fingers crossed ;)) Those controls marked "(if used)" will be greyed out as applicable (and will then not say "(if used)"). New version here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/down...

erickeesee wrote:my USB device

What is that? (make / model)
Does it have a headphone socket? Is that where your headphones are plugged in for listening to other tracks while you record?

cpsmusic wrote:What I wanted to check was if there was a 64-bit version of Audacity around the corner

No immediate plans that I'm aware of. Certainly not "around the corner"

Would you not want 32 bit versions anyway? Why exclude everyone with 32 bit operating systems from using your plugins?

Th envelope tool does not (in itself) introduce dither. The envelope tool does not actually change the audio data at all. The envelope tool just tells Audacity how loud to play the audio, but does not change the actual data. Thus, you can adjust an envelope as many times as you like and the process ...

Select one of them by clicking just above the Mute button. For a track that has one continuous piece of audio, you can also select it by double clicking on the waveform. But I know that doesn't tell you about a match down to bit level It will tell you if they are identical . I created a known, good...