I’m using Mac Ventura 13.4 , and Audacity 3.3.3
No matter what I do, I can’t select multiple tracks. I’ve tried selecting my first track and then:
SHIFT-click
CTRL-click
CMD-click
and various combinations thereof. I’ve tried doing these while being careful to click on the “select” button within the track, all to no avail.
I’ve been using Audacity for donkey’s years, almost since its inception, and I don’t remember having this issue before.
I’ve seen multiple answers to this question in the Windows forums, but none of their solutions work for me.
Unfortunately, that didn’t do it. I’m going to try and find a workaround before I reinstall.
Here’s what I’m trying to do:
I’m in a choir, and we’re given practice tracks for SATB parts. What I want is a stereo file with the tenor part on the left, and the three other voices combined on the right. I’m doing this because I’m using Anytune to practice, and if you have that setup, you can pan to the left to hear only the tenor part, and to the right to hear all the other ones. So as you get more comfortable with singing your part, you can turn up the others.
If I can’t figure out a workaround, it’s reinstall time.
So I vote this fixes the problem. On Windows, Select should select the first track, Shift-Select on the second track selects both of them. The same should hold true for Mac.
