Hi Andrew
About your last point:
Shift+c removes the focused track and only that regardless of the
selectiveness of other tracks.
Robert
On 15/08/2017, Andrew Downie <access_tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Marlon
I just tested the following and it works. Having recorded the track in
which you want to insert some audio:
1. Record the audio to be inserted on a new track, which you did.
2. Make sure the first track is not selected and that the second one is
selected.
3. Select the audio to be inserted.
4. Press control-x
5. Deselect the second track and select the first track.
6. Move to where you want the new audio to be inserted.
7. Press control-v.
8. Rejoice!
You can then remove the empty second track. When doing so make sure you
have deselected the first one or you will cease rejoicing.
Andrew
On 15/08/2017 11:46 AM, Marlon Brandão de Sousa wrote:
Hello,
I am facing a problem in audacity I need help with.
Sometimes I forget to say something and have to insert audio in a
given time in the middle of a track.
I know that audacity does not allow you to insert recordings in the
middle of a track, so you have to record the extra parts into another
track first and then cut it and past it right where it has to go.
I however can not manage to do it. I have tried two different things.
The first was to select the second track (the track I recorded the
extra part) then selected all pressed ctrl + x and then found the
point in the first track where it should be inserted and pressed ctrl
+ v.
It didn't work and I was left also with the second track, something I
didn't want or need anymore should the strategy work.
The other was aligning the beginning of the second track with the
point where the track should be inserted. But then it will overlap
with the rest of the first track. If tyhe first track could be kind of
splited and the second part could begin after the end of the second
track it would work. Anyways there has to be an easier way to do it.
Any recommendations as how to do it?
Thanks,
Marlon
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