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I'm trying to picture this..... I have: 1 laptop computer with Audacity installed 1 drum kit 1 pair of headphones 1 powered speaker 1 "little boss recorder/mixer" thing ??? 1 Roland TRI-CAPTURE: USB Audio Interface 1 microphone and a bunch of leads. If I'm going to recreate your set-up in ...

I've done some experimental work with plug-ins to assist with crossfading, including this topic: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49#p187849

Where does the " little Boss recorder" come into this? I thought that you were recording with Audacity

Label tracks can be imported.
See here to find out more about labels: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html

It sounds like you have a signal routing problem with either the mixer or the wiring. Probably time to dig out the Yamaha manual.

You can mute a track in Audacity so that it does not play by clicking the track mute button: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... .html#mute

Could you describe your current set-up.
Are you using a mixing desk?
How are the speaker(s) connected to the computer?
How are the drummers headphones connected?
Anything else to give me a clear picture of your set-up?

How about recording them all on one track, then adding labels for each part (which will become separate files), then use Export Multiple and take the file names from the Labels (see here for a similar procedure: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Spli ... ate_tracks)

Sorry I don't speak Russian.

Leave it as "32 bit float". This is much better for audio processing. The track will automatically be converted to 16 bit when you Export as a 16 bit format file.

Perhaps "Export Multiple" can be used: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ex ... tiple.html

Try this as an experiment: 1) Open Audacity 2) Generate a tone (Generate menu) - make it several minutes long. 3) Click on the track name and from the drop down menu select "Left Channel". 4) Press Play. The sound should come out "only" from the left headphone/speaker because Aud...