Hi Andrew. Yes, I know it is a track we can listen to, really a metronome.
However, my idea would be to adjust a recording to a specific tempo, in such a
way that we could have each part of our project looped, and could edit
according to that tempo, as it happens in Reaper, for instance. As there is a
beat finder in Audacity, it occurred to me that we coud make sort of a
quantization to our so
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D in Audacity. I read about that being visually possible, but not shure if
blind or visually impaired users could do that. Many thanks.!Enviado do
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Hi Vitor
Have you checked out Rhythm track in the Generate Menu? While they call it a
rhythm track, it is really a metronome. You can adjust number of beats per bar
(or measure) and beats per minute, among other settings.
Andrew
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Subject: [audacity4blind] Grid in Audacity
Hello.
Is it accessible to create kind of a grid in Audacity? I mean, there’s the
generate menu where we can grabb one of the available sounds and generate a
click track. There is also a beat finder where we have some apparent tempo
information. Can we really build a custom time line in Audacity? Thanks very
much for the information.
Vitor
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