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Okay, so I feel dumb now. Thanks for all the help -- I know how to move the tracks now. So, now, my next issue: I managed to find all of the drum tracks and synced them up for left and right stereo. Now I am merging them together...my problem is, ...

... topics Gale says to choose. I am Using 10.12.3 I think it's called Sierra, and My audacity is 2.1.2 I am obviously close to desperation, Please help.....

... remains, and so it's now treated as a request for a shipped effect. No solution can be faultless, but if such requests remain listed they may help us determine which effects are "essential" for Audacity (a question you raised yourself recently). Now that Frew has clarified, I suggest ...

Thanks, Koz. I will look into these options. I appreciate it!

... ASIO or compile Audacity with ASIO support. You must not distribute that ASIO build to anyone else. Perhaps the IT Manager at your church could help you? Gale Our church records its services for broadcast on a local radio station. Currently using Audacity but need to go to multi-track (at least ...

... (ZIP file). I was asking for that debug report in order to see your audio devices, but you can give us the same audio information by going to Help > Audio Device Info... top right of Audacity and clicking OK to save that as a file. I am using a sony stereo turntable system model # PS-LX300USB ...

steve wrote:It looks to me more like data from a calendar / diary app.

There are a few blocks of non-text. Another test would be to compare it in a hex editor with a working file.


Gale

Gale Andrews wrote:I suppose it is possible the file contains some audio

I doubt it. Other than the zeros at the end, there are bits of readable text throughout, and the entire file size is only about 380 kB.
It looks to me more like data from a calendar / diary app.

Was what you are recording anything to with public transport to Gatwick Airport? If so I suppose it is possible the file contains some audio if it was associated with a note about Gatwick Airport. If so all you can try is header replacement like Trebor suggested (you can do it with a hex editor). Ot...

Didn't want to make my day, did you?

Not that big of a deal. I've been able to clip most sections out and blend (sometimes using Crossfade) the remaining bits together. In most of them, I can't really tell anything was cut out.