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And once again, thanks so much Bruno for setting me off thinking about doing this. Much appreciated.

WC

Wahay - it arrived early. Bought online on Sunday afternoon, arrives Tuesday morning. Skytronic 3-way Switching Unit - Ref: 128.234 RCA stereo sockets 3-in and 1-out (manufactured in The Netherlands) See: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stereo-CD-AUX-switch-3-way/dp/B000KVODHA/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&i...

Just click in the label, delete all the text - and then one extra press of the delete or backspace key will remove the label. The quickest way is to select all the text in the label and press the Delete key twice. Your'e lucky you're using 1.3 as that means you can see the second label - In 1.2.x th...

AFAIK there is no "master" in the Mixer Board. What you get is a panel for each track which replicates the controls from the left of each track plus a meter and an icon (not that if you give yoour tracks names like "guitar", "violin" etc the icon will change from the Au...

Don't forget that mobile phones (cell phones), transportable domestic phones and fluorescent lights can all cause or add to hum - so it's worth eliminating all that when recording.

Glad you're getting a better result.

WC

That's odd, I'm on Windows XP-HE and Help > Manual fires up the manula in my webrowser ok. However you can still access the manual directly from this link (I would suggest bookmarking the link): http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page You will probably find the Wiki useful too (but ...

Are you asking about the "Audacity Mixer Board" - or something else? I am unclear from your post.

WC

What I like about "box" is, To me, it implies the entire rectangular area on the left end of the track, whereas "panel" could refer to just a part of it - in particular it could refer to the area inside the "box" that contains the sliders. It's easier to say, easier to...

From here on the Audacity site: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_source

WC

Oops - that's what you get when a Windows speaker attempts to answer Mac questions

Even if you don't map a shortcut you can always use Tracks > Add label at playback position

WC