User:PeterSampson/Sand-Box

My experimentation page

Sand-Box for when I have to make tricksy edits.

Peter 16May12: Trying a more dense layout to try and avoid Gale's "rush of confusion".
I'm coming round to thinking that maybe it needs a two-column table (but I don't know how to do that).

|< Using Audacity

This page provides a guide to the main functionality of Audacity.

• Digital Audio - Brings analog sounds into a form where they can be stored and manipulated on a computer.
• What is an Audacity Project? - Stores all Audacity tracks and clips, labels, envelope points and other project data.
• Audacity Setup and Configuration - How to set up Audacity and customize it to work the way that you require.
• Playing and Recording - Tools which allow you to play all or part of a sound;there are also many recording options.
• Audio Tracks - The various types of tracks that Audacity displays are explained.
• The Waveform Display - Explains the information that the waveform displays
• Selecting Audio - Audacity's ability to select precise parts of a sound for editing makes it a very powerful editing tool.
• Clips - separate audio regions within a track - Audacity can split a track so as to create multiple clips within that track.
• Splitting and Joining Stereo Tracks - Manipulating tracks, with some worked examples.
• Sync-Lock Tracks - Enables you to keep audio in sync whwen working on one track among related tracks.
• Mixing Audio Tracks - Mixing refers to the process of combining multiple Audacity tracks which play simultaneously into a single track.
• Zooming - Zooming the time scale, or zooming "horizontally", is something you'll do all the time.
• Undo, Redo and History - Audacity is forgiving, it is designed to let you try something and then undo it if you don't like it.