Disclaimer
I’ve used Audacity for years but only for very basic stuff, like cutting the length of audio. So please excuse my ignorance on correct terminology. I hope I explained my question in a way that’s understandable.
(I’ve tried a fair bit of searching on Google and YouTube but couldn’t find anything helpful but I expect that’s because I don’t know the correct terminology.)
I have two parts of (I believe) the same piece of music. I’d like to join them together so that it sounds like a continuous track. I have an intro and outro piece of music from a podcast.
What I have are two parts to the same piece of music so to speak but I have the beginning and middle in one recording and the middle and end in another. I’d like to sync the two together, so it sounds like its one piece.
Is there a way to manually (or automatically) match the waveform from two separate audio tracks?
As in, maybe put one track over another and move one to see where they line up?
(I know one can put tracks under each-other and move them but doing that hasn’t helped me much)
The only idea I know of is to cut the tracks as close as I can find to match something distinctive in the audio and try to copy and paste the second piece but I’m sure there must be a better way that I don’t know of.
Thanks.
Audacity1939 (yes, I named my profile after a ship)