Hello David.
>concerning moving clips in Audacity. You can do this using the clip
>left/right commands which are on the Cursor sub menu of the Extra menu.
>The documentation in the manual for these commands is on this page:
>https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/extra_menu_cursor.html
>and this is a link to the section of my guide for users of screen readers:
>http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Audacity-2.3.2-Guide.ht
>ml#time-shifting-clips
Huge thanks! I believe I understand this. How then does moving clips
intersect with "align tracks" on the track menu? What kind of matrix
does Audacity attempt to align tracks? Do they get aligned by first transient?
>If the zoom is set to normal (ctrl + 2), then the step size by which these
>commands move a clip is just over one hundredth of a second. Pressing
>ctrl + 3 to zoom out doubles the step size, and pressing ctrl + 1 halves
>the step size.
Nifty.
>Unfortunately, as is the case for the align commands and inserting silence,
>these commands can't be used to affect the playback in real time.
Well, we can't have everything. Using this method, I imagine that
experimenting with the clip alignment between both tracks would take
lots of time, since I'd have to wait for each instance of the clip
left or right to complete.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
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