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Hi, Unfortunately I cannot reproduce your first assertion. Here, [ and ] do nothing (I mean if I do shift-a, space, suare bracket open, then square bracket open (or close), the area between square brackets is not selected (when I do space (pause) then space ahgain, it plays all the track and not only the selection. Is there something I don' do properly?
Le 16/03/2018 à 03:55, Kyle a écrit :
The square brackets start and stop the selection. Use these as the track plays to begin and end your selection based on what you hear. Then stop the track and use the space bar to hear the part you have selected. Lengthen or shorten either end of the selection as desired using shift+left/write arrow and shift+control+left/write arrow as I described in my previous response. Use control+1 and control+3 to change the granularity, the amount the selection keys will lengthen or shorten the selection. Use control+2 to set the granularity back to a default, although this will be different from the default you get when Audacity starts, as the default granularity is based on the total time of the track. To start with the control+2 default, you can press control+2 before you ever select anything. This will always give you a baseline granularity that is the same no matter what track you are editing. |