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I found this thread because I too had this problem and just wanted to add my issue in case it is, in fact, a bug. I am on a Mac though so forgive me if this is unhelpful since this is the Windows forum. Audacity: 2.2.2 Mac OS: High Sierra 10.13.4 Steps to produce issue: - Imported a 32kbps mp3 file...

So what command are you using to export?

To export a selection you need File > Export > Export Selected Audio

See this page in the manual: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/fil ... cted_audio

WC

You can use Shift+Record to record each clip on a new track
and then in Export Multiple, export based on tracks (rather than labels)

See this page in the manual: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/exp ... tiple.html

WC

Another option is that Audacity behaves as if it were "just a player" until an imported file is modified. This is the simplest solution as it only requires a relatively small change to how Audacity handles its "Undo" stack. This option would allow you to import a (single) audio ...

This page in the Manual tells the story: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/recording.html

WC

Tnaks for the offer Mike - much appreciate

There may be a little delay in getting the test patch out as the developer involved fell and hurt his wrist last week and is having problems typing

Peter

steve wrote:(In the next version of Audacity, "Chain" will be renamed as "Macro")

And will be lot more powerful with additional functionality.

WC

What version of Audacity are you running?

2.2.0 and 2.2.1 had a nasty bug that in some circumstances could cause similar behavior.

WC

and having done that timeshift you can then try using the Crossfade Tracks effect - see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/cros ... racks.html

WC

With my recent Windows update I found that as part of the process Windows had kindly turned off the microphone and the stero mix and I had to reenable them in Windows to enable Audacity to see them.

WC