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It depends on how "musical" you want to be. Tempo increases are rarely linear in music and usually the increase in tempo is much greater between the last and first beat of the (next) bar than between other beats. The greatest increase is usually between the last beat of the accelerando and...

waxcylinder wrote:or Ctrl+K to delete

True, but I don't find that to be an easy one to remember.
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V and Ctrl+X work in most Windows programs (including Microsoft Word and very many others).
The "Del" key for Delete is also pretty obvious.

You probably can't work out the exact amount of gain that will be produced, but the following settings should give just a little over +3 dB boost: Threshold: -12 Ratio: 2:1 Compress based on Peaks. Leave the other settings at their defaults. The manual page: http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/hel...

See this excellent article from Sound-on-Sound: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Dec02/a ... uitars.asp

If you record the full 70 minutes you can then use "Regular Interval Labels" to create labels every 420 seconds http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/help/manual/man/analyze_menu.html#interval_labels Then use "Export Multiple" to export each labelled section. http://manual.audaci...

If you have enough free disk space you could record the entire day (mono and a low sample rate should be good enough for the described purpose). Making very long recordings is not without problems, but is possible. You must have more than enough free disk space on the machine. An 8 hour mono recordi...

The "Edit Toolbar": http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/help/manual/man/edit_toolbar.html Also (and probably quicker/easier) is to use the common keyboard shorcuts: Ctrl+C Copy Ctrl+X Cut Ctrl+V Paste (On Mac OS X use "Command" rather than "Ctrl") You can also use the...

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the original files are "hi res unlimited" 96kHz 24-bit WAV files. To edit these completely losslessly you will need to export in the same format. Note that some programs may not be able to handle this format correctly. Note also that if you make an audio CD from these files the format wil...

Go to Preferences, the Quality section, and set the Default Sample Rate and Default Sample Format to be the same as the files you are importing. The important part here is to set the Sample Rate to the same as the files you are importing. The Sample Format may be safely left at 32-bit float (defaul...