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Do you mean making an audio CD where you can jump from one track to the next, but without pauses between the tracks if you play straight through?
If so, see here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Split ... ate_tracks

waxcylinder wrote:Where can we download the next alpha version with the exciting new features that you are undoubtedly planning ...

WC

I'm guessing that they are planning a 12 month release cycle.

Does anyone knows how to do the monitoring from the computers outputs with Alesis multimix firewire 12 and still record from the mixer multi inputs channels to the software. See pages 27 and 28 of the Alesis multimix firewire 12 reference manual. If you don't have the reference manual you can downl...

Also a little odd that they seemed to have similar "dark" noise. I wonder if we're looking at the microphone noise floor. fffffffffff, but way in the background. That's what I thought too. Either it's that or the noise coming from the preamp itself... Probably a bit of both, but consideri...

The "Audio Diff" feature would probably be useful, but it's not even in "alpha" stage yet. How soon do you need this - 1 year... 2 years... now..?
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Proposal_Audio_Diff

You're welcome

I can think of many scenarios when it necessary to split stereo tracks into mono tracks. This can of course be done by; 1) Split Stereo Track 2) Click on drop down menu of first track - Left channel > Mono 3) Click on drop down menu of second track - Right channel > Mono For many users, splitting st...

From the information given so far there is no way to do that automatically in Audacity (and I know of no other program that can do it automatically either). However, with a short sample for to play with, it's possible that we may spot some peculiarity that will enable to repeats to be detected easil...

cirquit wrote:I have very long audio with thousands of "stutters" in it. That is, some small parts got repeated twice.

If you could post a short sample - either less than 1MB and upload it here on the forum, or upload it elsewhere and post a link - it would help us to hear exactly what you mean.

If Trebor happens to spot this post he may make some suggestions - otherwise you'll have to just try it out on short sections with different settings and see what sounds best.
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