Enter will toggle selection on a track, and, I generally use home,
followed by shift + end to select from start to end of a highlighted
track, but, the main thing is if you toggle off selection on all other
tracks, then effects will only be applied to the tracks that have
selection toggled on, but, yes, playback will still play all tracks, to
let you hear the overall output.
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
"Resistance is futile, but, acceptance is versatile..."
On 2017-08-12 17:40, Marlon Brandão de Sousa wrote:
Hello Folks,
As I am following along with audacity, some conceptual questions are raising.
1- How can I make sure that all the sound in a given track ** and only that ** is selected?
For some other editors, ctrl + a would select all on the focused track, but I notice that in audacity ctrl + a will select everything in all tracks *** or not?
I can not even determine that because the space bar seen to play not only the selection but all the other tracks that happen to exist at the same time frame.
This is specially important because I might apply effects on a undesirable way to other coexistant tracks.
2- Is there a safe way of playing only the selection? If I have 4 tracks playing at the same time and I make a selection I want to make sure that I have selected only and only the part of the right track before editing.
3- On another completely different area, is there a way either using audacity or not to combine multiple sound cards into one audio stream on Windows? Something similar to wat
Audio Hijack does on Mac OS...
Thanks,
Marlon
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