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There isn't a direct way to do it, but it may be possible with a bit of fiddling. Could you also post the start of the track that you want to remove the sound from (in WAV format - use "File menu > Export Selected Audio...")

I'll take a look and see if I can work out what fixed it. It was fixed here: https://github.com/audacity/audacity/commit/6b1b9cc0889b5 That was fixing a closely related bug: "Bug 2408 - A region label gets split on inserting audio when Sync-lock is turned on" It's actually the same bug (t...

E.g. Windows WASAPI / Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio / 1 (Mono) Recording Channel There are 4 settings in the Device Toolbar host, recording device, number of channels, playback device To record computer playback: "host" should be set to WASAPI "playback device" should ...

What is intended to do in the future with modules support? There are no planned changes to module support in the next two Audacity releases. Beyond that, I don't know - any intentions that the developers may have beyond that release will only be tentative and subject to change. There is a very tent...

"Cinnamon" isn't an operating system, or a version of Linux, it's a Desktop Environment . The easiest way to switch to a different "Desktop Environment" is to install one via your package manager. It is possible to have multiple Desktop Environments installed at the same time, an...

Midimaster wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 12:37 pm

I have a stereo track with complex music on it. it starts with an count-in metronom click on 1-2-3-4-1. At the last "1" there is a bell

I assume that "bell" is the metronome?
Is it a mechanical bell, an electronic bell, or is it generated on your computer from software?

I assume that you are using the ubuntuhandbook1 PPA.
Unfortunately they have messed up and a whole bunch of files are missing. I'd suggest that you report the problem to the PPA maintainer - hopefully they might fix it if enough people complain.

I hear the click after the play cursor passes the peak. That suggests that the sound card has additional buffering, so that when Audacity sends audio to the sound card driver, it goes into a buffer, then works it's way through the buffer, before eventually emerging through your speakers / headphone...

So I took the initiative to edit the stroke white, with Affinity Designer 1.8.3 and to convert it to an icon (with MULTIPLE sizes) using Axialis IconWorkshop 6.9.1.0. You have based your icon on Audacity's old logo. The old logo was updated a few years ago. The current logo is available in the Auda...

The problem showed up after I selected "Retain labels if selection snaps to a label" That's it. I can now reproduce the problem on Linux with Audacity 2.4.1. However I also tested this on the latest alpha test build I have for the soon to be upcoming 2.4.2 - and somewhat mysteriously this...