[audacity4blind] Re: can i?
- From: van Ooit <vanooit@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 12:14:21 +0100
david,
thx for the explanation.
It seems to me a bit long around, but i can imagine how it works.
in the menu there is also a clip setting, but that is not working for us, as i
understand right, what you said.
Thx till so far and the next question is on its way smile.
Egbert
Op 21 mrt. 2012, om 11:03 heeft David Bailes het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Egbert,
> a track can contain more than one separate section of audio data, and in
> audacity there's known as clips. However, screen readers can't access the
> full functionality of these clips.
> For example, say you have a track with some audio data that starts at 40
> seconds, and ends at 50 seconds.
> If this is the only selected track, then if you press j, this moves the
> cursor to 40 seconds, and if you press k, this moves the cursor to 50 seconds.
> You can select the time range which includes all the audio by pressing j,
> then shift+k (or k, then shift+j).
> With this audio selected, you could press ctrl+c to copy.
> You could then move the cursor to a later time, say 2 minutes, and then press
> ctrl+v to paste the data into the track.
> The track now contains two sections of audio: one going from 40 to 50 seconds,
> and the other going from 2 minutes to 2 minutes and 10 seconds.
> A sighted user, using the mouse can easily move each clip independently if
> they need to reposition a clip.
> However, this isn't straight forward to do for a screen reader. The
> keystrokes j and k move the cursor to the start and end of all the clips.
> There are no keystrokes for interacting with individual clips.
>
> So the answer to your question is that you can create a track with more than
> one clip, but if you do so, it's then not easy to move the clips around
> latter if you need to reposition them.
>
> David.
>
>
>
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> From: van Ooit <vanooit@xxxxxxxxx>
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>
> Hi,
>
> can i copy a track and use it for more purposes?
> for example:
> i have a guitar accord, that comes in between items.
> if i have it one time in my track list that is good for the view less tracks,
> less to look at.
> but is it possible to work with it in diferent places, so to say, to make it
> more tracks then its original one?
> Egbert
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