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DVDdoug wrote:...I've only heard of a drum kit.

The term "Drum Kit" is widely used in the UK. If not otherwise specified I would expect that "record my kit" refers to a drum kit.

What operating system are you using? (for example, "Windows Vista Home Edition").
Are the sockets that you plugged into labeled?

Not sure what you mean. If you want to mark the current playback position during playback: Ctrl+M (optional: type in some text) Enter Se here for more about labels: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html If you want to set the left edge of the selection, press "[" (square l...

Shift+A

Currently there is no menu item for this, but "Stop and Move Cursor (Shift+A)" will be in the Transport menu in the next Audacity release.

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The contents of multiple tracks left and right when the contents are selected or Sync-Locked. I can't understand that sentence. That's because there words missing due to bad editing ;) (it was very late when I wrote that). It should read: "The contents of multiple tracks can only be dragged le...

I notice in "Stretch Silence" that if I have 1s of noise at -75 dB, then 2s of sound (Risset Drum in my case) then 4s of noise at -75 dB, then apply Stretch Silence to the entire selection at -40 dB, min 0.1s, insert 5s, the insertion is absolute silence, but the insertion is only before ...

By dragging the clip if that clip is the whole track. Obviously the Track Control Panel does not come along for the ride. The track and the contents of a track are as different as water in a bucket and a bucket. You can drag multiple "selected" audio clips left and right, and I agree that...

Gale Andrews wrote: I think it is unintuitive that you can mouse drag multiple selected tracks horizontally but not vertically.

How do you drag a track horizontally?

with "Normalize stereo channels independently" checked. You can adjust the peak amplitude as desired. After you normalize, both channels will have the same peak amplitude. Listen and see how it sounds. If it's okay, great. Otherwise you might have to adjust one of the channels up or down....