Probably me not used to the new system upgrade, but some stereo tracks have switched to mono, used C+Z to backtrack to when it happens, to find out what actions I’ve done to make it happen, but can’t see anything. I’ve about 6 single mono tracks and two stereo tracks that have become two mono tracks. No idea how this has happened.
I’m having to rerecord/mix sections again.
Also, I can Cut a track as per normal C+i but I can’t rejoin using the mouse. Whats happened to this function?
Looking forward to 3.4.1 for bug fixes!
I updated to 3.4.1 last week and this track separation issue is still occurring… Am I the only one? Is there a way to rejoin the tracks or do I have to start over?
go to the Track Control Panel of the upper one of the pair and click in the name at the top or the little downward-pointing black triangle to get the context menu and select Make Stereo Track
None of us could reproduce it at all in 3.4.1. Is there anything non-standard about your setup perhaps? Screenshots of how your Audacity looks like might help
I think my setup is pretty standard… I have a Scarlett USB mic & Interface, a Pyle Mixer and windows 10. The only thing unusual about the setup is I’ve designated a lot of shortcut keys… But that’s probably not that unusual.
I’ve noticed it’s happened a couple of times after I record (45-50 minutes with a few cuts) then try to use the noise reduction tool. I don’t often notice it right away so I’m unsure when it actually happens but that’s the trend I’ve noticed.
I’ve attached a screen grab of the latest occurrence, the two sets of tracks should be in stereo. If you need more specifics I can get them.
I love the product and have used it for nearly a decade… I appreciate everyone’s hard work.
UPDATE It just happened again after uploading a new stereo file to the timeline. My timeline is currently at 1 hour and 40 minutes… the file I just added is 3 minutes and 25 seconds. Not sure if those numbers help troubleshoot it.
