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Are you sure that you included the first two lines: They should remove all of the gaps.

Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in "Audacity menu > About Audacity")

You clearly can post.

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Macros only provide a "list of commands". There is no "control logic", so you can't say "repeat these steps until the end". This means that to do this job with a Macro, you need to know exactly how many clips are in the track, and adjust the script to suit. This example...

you also need to set the delay time in the inverted track to twice as long as in the other tracks No you don't. Try reading my description again. and I think the decay amount would need to be half as much. No it won't. I resort to Csound for this kind of thing If you are familiar with Csound, then ...

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Fri Jan 17, 2020 3:46 pm

I don't know how to access the history of these updates

I don't know Fedora, but Google tells me: https://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/ ... -undo-new/

As this is an English language forum, please don't just post screenshots of messages. Please type the message as text, preferably in English, but if you're unsure of the translation, type it in French and we can look it up with Google Translate. We cannot use Google Translate with a screenshot. The ...

I've tested on Tumbleweed, and the problem is repeatable. The problem does not occur on other Linux systems that I've tried (Debian (Gnome), Ubuntu (Xfce), Mint (Cinamon)), so it appears to be a Suse or KDE problem. As the Audacity version in Tumbleweed isn't a debug build, I'm not able to diagnose ...

See: https://translate.google.com/translate? ... racks.html

To combine mono tracks into a stereo track, the tracks must be directly one above the other. The order of tracks in a project may be changed by either: 1) Click on an empty part of the panel on the left end of the track (where it says "Mono 44100"), taking care to not click on the sliders,...