[audacity4blind] Re: sound on sound
- From: "vitorflash" <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2015 09:43:52 -0000
Hi David.
That's right, this method worked just fine. As more tracks are being added,
perhaps the best thing to do is press control shift a to deselect every
track, right after having positioned the cursor near the last track. Thank
you.
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From: David Bailes
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 9:17 AM
To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: sound on sound
Hi Vitor,
perhaps you are accidentally selecting a time range which ends at the end of
the last track, and this is causing the recording to stop. If you select a
time range and press r to record, it records only during that time range. If
you describe in more detail which keystrokes you are using then I might be
able to spot what's going on.
If you did something like the following, it should work ok.
1. press r to record the first track.
2. To move the cursor to the end of the track, press enter to select the
track, press k to move to the end of the selected track. Press enter to
deselect the track.
3. You may want to move the cursor slightly to the left by pressing left
arrow, or comma, or some other means.
4. press r to record the second track starting at the new cursor position.
5. And so on.
David.
On Sunday, 1 February 2015, 17:31, Vitor Ferreira <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hello.
I'm starting a peace in which i will have to make
several voices in a conversation; in fact, it's only 2 voices, but i want to
sound as natural as i possibly can.
I will explain better:
This is a dialog between 2 characters, character A
and character B. If i wanted to record everything in 2 separate tracks, i
would
have to leave a gap in order to switch to the next personality, and so on.
So i
decided to do every single part in its own track. That would sound more
natural
as the 2 persons interject and interrupt each other during the conversation.
It
would also avoyde noise being added to the project as 1 more track is
recorded.
So character a, starts in track 1.
Character b talks in track 2.
Character A interjects in track 3
Character B talks in track 4.
Character A speacks in track 5, and so on. I take
the cursor to the end of the last track because i don't need to listen to
all
the conversation and just want to go on with it .
Apparently, because one of the tracks arrives to
the end, the recording stops. How to solve this problem? Is it necessary to
create a first silent and longer track to acomodate the entire row of
tracks?
That's probably what i will do if there's no other way.
Thanks very much
Vitor
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