(1) I'm a new Audacity user. I have one long WAV file containing multiple songs from a concert. I would like to be able to separate the one track into multiple song tracks. Can't figure this one out. Please help.
(2) The WAV file is in stereo. When I import it, it shows the 2 tracks. It will record to mono and playback okay, but when I change preferences to 2 channels, nothing seems to record or can be played back. What am I doing wrong?
Wanting to create separate tracks
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Re: Wanting to create separate tracks
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ate_trackscea040548 wrote:(1) I'm a new Audacity user. I have one long WAV file containing multiple songs from a concert. I would like to be able to separate the one track into multiple song tracks.
What are you recording from?cea040548 wrote:It will record to mono and playback okay, but when I change preferences to 2 channels, nothing seems to record or can be played back.
What do you have selected in "Edit > Preferences > Audio I/O"
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Re: Wanting to create separate tracks
The source file is a WAV file on my C drive that was ripped from the CD. Audacity would not read the .cpa file on the CD. I/O settings are: Playback Device - Microsoft Sound Mapper Output; Recording Device - Microsoft Mapper Input; Channels - 2 (stereo); no selection for Play Other Tracks for Recording New One; no selection for software playthrough.
Re: Wanting to create separate tracks
That is correct (assuming that you mean .cda tracks), Audacity does not have the ability to read audio tracks directly from CD (though that is a feature that I would like to see included, even if it's just integration with an open source CD ripper rather than being actually written into the Audacity code).cea040548 wrote:Audacity would not read the .cpa file on the CD.
That should normally be selected, though it's not the cause of your problem.cea040548 wrote:no selection for Play Other Tracks for Recording New One;
So what exactly is the problem?
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