Audacity Forum

The version in the previous post fixes only the "Eq power: crossfade = 0" bug. I think there may still be a case for the mix to use "equal power" proportions when "Eq Power crossfade" is selected. Example: 1) Make 2 tracks. 2) Generate white noise into track 1 3) Genera...

Thanks Gale, yes that was a bug.
I previously misunderstood and was looking for a bug when crossfade was non-zero, but you meant the bug was when Eq power crossfade = zero.

This should fix it:

ebisumartin wrote:I want to make the split at a precise point on the sync locked tracks 1 and 2, but not on track 3

Make the selection on track one, then Down cursor arrow, then Enter.
or
Make the selection on track two, then Up cursor arrow, then Enter.

To split multiple tracks in the same place, ensure that all of the tracks that you want to split are selected. To select all audio in all tracks: Ctrl+A To select/deselect (toggle the selection) of individual tracks, use the up/down cursor keys to move from one track to the next and press ENTER. To ...

You are using an obsolete version of Audacity.
The current version is Audacity 2.0.3 and it is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/

(in Audacity 2.0.3 the Import command is in the "File" menu)

1) When using "speed change" and loading and exporting 16bit files does it matter that when loaded into Audacity it says 32bit float? Yes it matters. The track format should be 32 bit float for all processing tasks. 2) When using "speed change" should I have dither in Edit-Prefe...

bomber1978 wrote: I went into EDIT - PREFERENCES and REAL TIME CONVERSION and HIGH QUALITY CONVERSION both have DITHER set to NONE.

That's it, Dither is disabled.

You could import all of the files (File menu > Import >Audio), then use the Time Shift tool to drag the files end to end like this:
When you export the project to create a new file (File menu > Export) they will be automatically mixed together into a single file.

bitbybug wrote:then use itunes to save to CD

Use iTunes to burn an audio CD.

"Latency Correction setting has caused the recorded audio to be hidden before zero. You may be slightly misinterpreting this error message. This error is often not "caused" by the "latency correction" settings. "Latency correction" is an automatic feature to help ...