windows, 2.0.5, exe
is there a way to invert your selection?
i checked the selection option under edit, but i couldn't see that option
selection invert
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Re: selection invert
also can i select multiple regions?
so the audio looks like
[selected]-[not selected]-[selected]
so the audio looks like
[selected]-[not selected]-[selected]
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kozikowski
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Re: selection invert
You want to select everything that didn't used to be selected?
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kozikowski
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Re: selection invert
You can cheat with the time windows at the bottom of the frame. You can put time numbers in there and selection turns into a bookkeeping exercise.
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Re: selection invert
You can only select one region at a time, though the region may extend over multiple tracks (if you have several tracks one above the other).046oh wrote:also can i select multiple regions?
There are a few operations that can be applied to multiple regions at the same time, where the regions are marked with "labels". See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ed ... audio.html
No, but there are other ways to produce a similar effect.046oh wrote:is there a way to invert your selection?
If you press Ctrl+i, the selected audio will be "split" so that it is a separate audio clip. From one selection in the middle of a track, this will then give you three audio clips - the selected part, the part before the selection and the part after the selection. Any of three parts can then be selected by double clicking on the waveform.
To remove a "split line", either click on it, or to remove multiple split lines at once, select the full audio track and press Ctrl+J to "join" the clips.
See here for more information: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ed ... aries.html
Depending on what you are doing, labels can be useful for marking parts of the recording: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html
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Re: selection invert
If the workarounds for those are not adequate, you can ask for a "vote" for those to be recorded.046oh wrote:is there a way to invert your selection?
Can I select multiple regions
If you want to vote for multiple regions, would you want to be able to select multiple non-adjacent region labels (for example, you have 12 labels and you want to select labels 3 and 5)?
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