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... amplified by 0.5 (half its original level). Thus the second track as amplified by an amount that follows the contour of the first track. Does that help? It helps. It confirms that I had pretty well puzzled out the functions and results they returned. Thank you. What has me still puzzled is that ...

... amplified by 0.5 (half its original level). Thus the second track as amplified by an amount that follows the contour of the first track. Does that help?

well, at the end I solved recreating my user.

As said in a previous post , on a new user audacity wroked, so I recreate my home user from scratch and I solved.
Thanks for the help.

Enzo

... to Tracks > Mix and Render to "convert" the empty space to silence. Please do post pictures of the track/label layout if you need more help. Gale

That rock band configuration is certified for overdubbing/sound-on-sound because of that little USB adapter in the middle.



You listen to the adapter for your music mix.

Koz

kozikowski wrote: Bingo.

viewtopic.php?p=301188#p301188

Worth noting that topic is about recording voice only. The requirements go up a step when you want the voice recording to be synchronised with a backing track. "Some" of the pocket recorders in that list can do overdub recording, some can't.

There's some very nice stand-alone recorders out there, such as Tascam, Zoom, and Olympus. Combine one of those with a quiet room and there's no beating you. Although it's generally only the more expensive recorders that allow you to make "overdub" recordings. For the more basic models, y...

Please note the very next sentence in that posting is when used with a quiet room.

Koz

Bingo.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 88#p301188

Koz

It is not written you have to use the computer, either. There's some very nice stand-alone recorders out there, such as Tascam, Zoom, and Olympus. Combine one of those with a quiet room and there's no beating you. You got really close to the standing joke: I don't need professional audio. I just nee...