Scrolling (?) to the right or left
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Scrolling (?) to the right or left
I'm using Audacity to digitize my LP collection. I'm unable to insert labels during recording (this seems to be the case for Mac but not Windows), so I have to go back and insert them once it's done. By that time, there's about 45 minutes of data. If I zoom out so that I can see even the first half of the recording, the spaces between songs are mighty small and it's hard to be sure I'm inserting the label in the right place. Is there a way to scroll (if that's the proper term) to the left or right, thus taking me to a different part of the recording, without changing the time scale by zooming out?
Re: Scrolling (?) to the right or left
I'm not on Mac, but according to the manual " COMMAND + ." should work: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ke ... rence.htmldshombert wrote: I'm unable to insert labels during recording (this seems to be the case for Mac but not Windows),
Does "Shift + Mouse Wheel" work?dshombert wrote: Is there a way to scroll (if that's the proper term) to the left or right, thus taking me to a different part of the recording, without changing the time scale by zooming out?
Alternatively, click and drag the scrollbar below the track(s).
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Re: Scrolling (?) to the right or left
Got it, thanks. I discovered the scroll bar about two minutes after I posted the question. Sheesssh.
Re: Scrolling (?) to the right or left
Re: inserting labels in Record mode - the manual is vague on that. It gives that procedure for Windows but is vague about whether it works on Mac or not. It doesn't, and I haven't found another way to do it.
Re: scrolling to the right or left - the scroll bar (once the user finds it) works. Shift + mouse wheel works even better (works more smoothly). Thanks again.
Re: scrolling to the right or left - the scroll bar (once the user finds it) works. Shift + mouse wheel works even better (works more smoothly). Thanks again.
Re: Scrolling (?) to the right or left
This was the link: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ke ... rence.htmldshombert wrote:Re: inserting labels in Record mode - the manual is vague on that.
I've highlighted the relevant part.
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Re: Scrolling (?) to the right or left
The Mouse bindings are listed here (they are not configurable though):dshombert wrote:Shift + mouse wheel works even better (works more smoothly).
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/mo ... ences.html .
I've updated all the pages I could find in the Manual where COMMAND + . wasn't given as the Mac shortcut for "Add Label At Playback Position". These changes will appear in the Manual for the Audacity 2.0.6 release.
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