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and what happens if you press Ctrl and a letter character?

+1 for Lock pan and volume in tracks Would that be a global setting (all audio tracks) or a "per track" setting? How would it be shown in the interface? Would the controls disappear, or be greyed out, or just not move? If the user inadvertently locked the sliders, how would they know that...

BAPACop wrote:but I can't create any new ones.

What exactly happens when you try, for example, setting "Ctrl 8" as a shortcut for a command that has not current shortcut?
What happens when you type the Ctrl key?
What happens when you type the number 8 key?

but it doesn't hurt either and makes things more clear (though that doesn't seem to be the case here). Of course you are entitled to license your work under whatever license you want, but as feedback (not criticism) from the standpoint of a user, I think the additional text makes it less clear (oth...

but then I was trying to find an option in 'File' or 'Edit'. If you are using the current 2.0.6 version of Audacity, then "Delete" is in the "Edit" menu (4th item down). If it's not there then you are using an old version of Audacity. The current version is available here: http:...

No there is no way to lock them, so I've moved this to the "Adding Features" part of the forum.

I've never heard any difference when upsampling or downsampling between 44.1kHz (CD) and 48kHz (DVD) no matter what software I happen to be using. Generally I'd agree, but if you are applying heavy processing after resampling, then the difference may become clearly audible. As a (totally artificial...

The latest version of this plug-in is now shipped with Audacity as standard.

Gunnar wrote:I don't know how this could be made any clearer.

The only thing that made it unclear for me was your additional license text (in addition to the standard license text) that appeared when I first loaded the VST version in Audacity, stating "some rights reserved".

Sure, and I think that is all covered in the GPL wording and documentation. The aspect that I'm asking for clarification about is: Does your software have license restrictions that go beyond (ie more restrictive than) the respective LGPL/GPL/MIT licenses or is your software under standard LGPL/GPL/M...