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Actually you can click anywhere where there is not a control that "does something", so you could click to left or right of the button at the bottom of the Track Control Panel. But is easier to click in the track information. The trouble is that if you have the track collapsed with the but...

You can either compress it by Exporting as an MP3 (you will need to also install LAME to do this - see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#lame But it may be easier to use DropBox, SendSpace or similar where you can upload larger files like this for your friends ...

I note from following the link that Koz provided that the screen image on the Mp3splt homepage shows a "Help" menu item . I would suggest that you investigate that for help on that particular application. They also provide user documentation; there is a link in the left hand menu bar of th...

see this tutorial from the Audacity Manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sp ... racks.html

WC

Gale Andrews wrote:

timmib wrote:I see that I can rebuild the equalizer to provide the 78 rpm profiles which I do use often.

Yes. In my opinion those should have been included ...

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this link may be a better bet for you: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... puter.html

WC

Gale Andrews wrote:I don't know if playing a file in iTunes has the same restorative effect as QuickTime.

Since iTunes uses QuickTime as its underlying player, I suspect that it might

WC

Gale Andrews wrote:

waxcylinder wrote: ... about 95% of my vinyl collection went to the Oxfam charity shop when we moved house

You should have sold them to me - well the classical ones, anyway...

Now he tells me ...

or even go as far as sending it to a vinyl pressing plant? How do I need to prepare my tracks for such formats, if needed? I would prefer if you could separate each answer from each other, and if possible, give a step for step guide. Thanks in advance! I don't undestand where is the interest is in ...

steve wrote:waxcylinder will be pleased to know that this does not mean that he needs to re-record his vinyl collection....

Waxcylinder is extremely pleased to know that - apart from any other consideration, about 95% of my vinyl collection went to the Oxfam charity shop when we moved house