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record with unsaved/unexported project open?
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 4:04 pm
by jack magee
I have my project of five clips edited into one but discovered i need to record one last clip and add it. Can i record it with an unsaved/unexported project open? If I save as aup can I then open the aup and add the one last clip and then export as mp3? Should i record with the other computer and then drag file into the open project
win 7 64 bit Audacity 2.1.1
Re: record with unsaved/unexported project open?
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 5:57 pm
by Trebor
jack magee wrote:I have my project of five clips edited into one but discovered i need to record one last clip and add it.
Can i record it with an unsaved/unexported project open?
With your project open in Audacity, you could open a new instance of Audacity to record the additional clip, then copy & paste that clip into your project. To open a new instance click-on "File" menu , (top left corner) , then click on "new".
Alternatively you could record the additional clip as a new track in the project , pressing the red record button will add a new track to the project.
Re: record with unsaved/unexported project open?
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:17 pm
by jack magee
Trebor wrote:jack magee wrote:I have my project of five clips edited into one but discovered i need to record one last clip and add it.
Can i record it with an unsaved/unexported project open?
With your project open in Audacity, you could open a new instance of Audacity to record the additional clip, then copy & paste that clip into your project. To open a new instance click-on "File" menu , (top left corner) , then click on "new".
Alternatively you could record the additional clip as a new track in the project , pressing the red record button will add a new track to the project.
Did it with new track thanks
Re: record with unsaved/unexported project open?
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2015 2:02 pm
by Gale Andrews
Trebor wrote:To open a new instance click-on "File" menu , (top left corner) , then click on "new".
To be pedantic, that would be a new window in the same instance of Audacity. We don't allow running more than one Audacity at a time with the same user.
Gale