Audacity Forum

Could we have "-infinity" at the bottom of the scale? Sure you can, it's only a mock-up. You can have it in polka-dot if you like :D There would be a lot of detail to sort out if this was implemented, much of which would require developer input, for example how to handle "thinning&qu...

PGA wrote:it would be "non-destructive" editing done using the Envelope tool? If that's right,

Yes, non-destructive.
Yes you could use the envelope tool directly on the Master Track, or "record" gain slider movement.

I'll be very interested to see how you handle a track with an envelope but no waveform In much the same way as Time Tracks master-fader-demo.png I think Bill is right that a "Lock" button is probably not needed, so I've replaced it with a "Play" button (not necessarily the best ...

DickN wrote:This is one use that could really benefit from zooming and panning.

Have you tried exporting the data, then importing it into Open Office Calc (or similar) and then plotting a graph from the relevant section of the data?

I don't think you should need to open Mixer Board to get to the Master Fader slider. With the scheme that I'm suggesting you wouldn't need to. You could adjust it from the "Master Fader Track". what if someone uses the Master Fader to adjust their mix, then turns it off because it's now i...

I don't think there is much in this thread that can be realised in the near future. I agree. When I started the topic I didn't realise that there was so little of the manual translated, or the wiki issues with navigation. The feature request here is not really relevant until there is a substantial ...

Gale Andrews wrote:Can you give your exact steps in View History?

1. View > History
2. Discard

It's going to be a compromise between losing the harshness and losing the fullness. I expect that's why they left the harshness in the original, but if you prefer it less harsh, then that is also a perfectly valid thing to do - after all, it's for your listening pleasure

If you Amplify or Normalize to -1 dB there will be no red lines.

pepelotas wrote:I know FOR SURE that Track 2 IS a fragment of Track 1 but what i dont know is WHERE that fragment is in Track 1

And you can't listen to Track 1 to find the part because... ?