User:Billw58/Working with Audio Tracks
- Bill 03Dec11: Peter, see my comments on the Audio Tracks page. Perhaps this page could be the "read more" page linked to at the end of the Audio Tracks page, and thus would lose the first two sections and possibly the "Mixing" section.
Under that scheme, the "Understanding Audacity" section of the front page might look like this:- Digital Audio
- What is an Audacity Project?
- Audacity Setup and Configuration
- Playing and Recording
- Audacity Waveform
- Audio Tracks
- Working with Audio Tracks
- Mixing Audio Tracks
- Undo, Redo and History
- Peter 3Dec11: Yup,that menu structure for "Understanding Audacity" would work well for me. And yes I would support your idea of linking to this page from the end of Audio Tracks page. Also, on third thoughts, I agree with you about not shunting this over to tutorials.
Working with Audio Tracks
It is likely that most of the work you will be doing with Audacity will involve recording, editing and otherwise manipulating audio tracks. The following pages give information about specific aspects of audio tracks and how to use the features that Audacity provides.
The Waveform Display
Audacity Waveform shows how Audacity displays audio waveforms in an audio track.
Audio Tracks
Audio Tracks gives details on what is displayed in an audio track, and the controls associated with an audio track.
Audio Selection
Audacity Selection talks about the special characteristics of audio selection, the methods for selecting audio in a track, and the features Audacity provides to help you make exactly the selection you need.
Splitting and Joining Tracks
User:Billw58/Splitting_and_Joining_Tracks shows how to use commands in the Track Drop-Down Menu to split a stereo track into two single-channel tracks, and how to join two single-channel tracks into a one stereo track.
Clips
Audacity Tracks and Clips introduces the concept of clips within an audio track, and how to create, merge and move clips.
Sync-Locked Tracks
Sync-Locked Tracks describes this feature which allows you to keep tracks in sync with each other when performing editing operations on one track.
Zooming
Zooming explains how to zoom in and out to see less or more of the audio waveform.