Hi Nolan, Let¹s see if this¹ll work for ya: 1. Select menu item Edit -> Select None to get to a known state 2. Move to track #1 3. Press Enter to select it 4. Select menu item Edit -> Move Cursor -> to Track End to get to the end of track #1 5. Press Enter to unselect it 6. Move to track #2 without moving left or right, just use up or down 7. Press Enter to select it 8. Select Menu item Tracks -> Align Tracks -> Align with Selection Start to align the start of track #2 with the end of track #1 9. Select menu item Edit -> Move Cursor -> to Track End to get to the end of track #2 10. Press Enter to unselect it 11. Move to track #3 without moving left or right, just use up or down 12. Press Enter to select it 13. Select menu item Tracks-> Align Tracks -> Align with Selection Start to align the start of track #3 with the end of track #2 You¹ll notice that steps 9 thru 13 are just repeats of steps 4 thru 8. Leland On 6/24/07 9:04 AM, "Nolan Darilek" <nolan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, I've finally got enough audio for my first serious Audacity project, but > now that I do, I'm struggling with how to align tracks. I have three tracks, > we'll call them 1-3 for reference, and I want the tracks to be > sequential--that is, 1, then 2, then 3. I could cut-and-paste them into a > single track, but they're separate pieces of audio and I'd like to keep them > separate in case I decide to apply effects differently and don't want to > isolate snippets in the midst of one long audio track. > > So, how do I do this? I tried pressing end on track 1, thinking it'd bump the > cursor to the end of its audio, then selecting "Align tracks/Align to cursor" > with the track I wanted to move selected, but this just gives me silence at > the end of any exported wavs. Once I've aligned track 2, how do I move to the > position of the end of tracks 1+2 to then align track 3? > >