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Another user case: I have a live recording and I want to separate the songs. I mostly want to keep the original spacing between tracks so as to maintain the atmosphere and continuity, but there is a section between 01 and 02 that I'm going to delete. tracks004.png With my patched Audacity - "Ed...

Another user case. Here's a "phone-in" recording. tracks001.png The conversation has been transcribed in labels. The labels may or may not be touching. In this example some are and some are not touching. It's clear that "Sarah" is a lot quieter than "John" so we will pr...

but has the confusion that all the drop-down items are track-specific. My guess as a user could be that I was changing the Spectrogram Preferences just for that track, Good point. I'm still not sure about it being in the "View" menu though as all other View menu items concern "lookin...

I don't read what you said as "pretty clear" ( http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/foru ... ty-quality ): There are over 4700 lines of code in that file and I'm not a C++ programmer so of course it's going to take me some time to work out what it means. ;) No developers have supported your...

tharpdevenport wrote:When I go into the Sound manamgement in Control Panel

In the recording section, is there an option for "Stereo Mix"?
If there is, then select "Stereo Mix" as the recording input in the Device Toolbar

allen76693 wrote:Before in windows both were in sync.

I don't understand what you mean by an audio program being "in sync" with a word processor.

What is it that is not working, or what do you need help doing?

Other examples of what could be included (with user-facing names)? Some examples: Overdrive Fuzz Tube distortion Walkie-Talkie Crunch Harmonic distortion Inharmonic distortion Hard clipping Soft clipping Cross-over distortion Tape saturation More difficult to program are "modelled" distor...

kozikowski wrote: The other elves are going to ask why you wanted a stereo track?

Yes

Audacity has some experimental scripting support, but you would need to build Audacity from the source code to enable it.
A much simpler option would be to use a command line application for the recording such as SoX http://sox.sourceforge.net/

I don't see any pre-built functions for manipulating the text within Labels Your correct, Audacity does not have any functions for manipulating the label text. It is possible to import and export labels. Plug-ins are not able to directly read label tracks. Nyquist probably comes closest as it is at...