Hello - I numerous wave files that want to import into a project, but I want to append each of them into one long
track -- what is the best way do to that? Thanks
appending imports
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Re: appending imports
Audacity doesn't have Append/Import as you probably found out. You can import all your music and the tracks will stack up one above the other. Then, Tracks > Align Tracks. I think it's End to End, but you can experiment with short tracks.
That will shove all the tracks except the first one to the right so they line up. Then File > Export and Audacity will smash everything into one long file.
If, as it says in the posting, you want to create an Audacity Project, you can follow all the steps up to the Export and instead, Tracks > Mix and Render to a New Track.
Koz
That will shove all the tracks except the first one to the right so they line up. Then File > Export and Audacity will smash everything into one long file.
If, as it says in the posting, you want to create an Audacity Project, you can follow all the steps up to the Export and instead, Tracks > Mix and Render to a New Track.
Koz