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30th Sep 2008, 05:31
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I've looked at several tutorials but haven't figured out how to put tracks in. Thanks.
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30th Sep 2008, 10:26
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Tracks > Add New > Stereo track
Or if your recording from a mic or other input you can just select the input and click record.
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5th Oct 2008, 15:07
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In the vesion I have it's "Project" then add new stereo track or mono track. Or, if it's mono, just hit the record button.
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6th Oct 2008, 09:35
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But regardless of what you pick, even if its via add new, you can convert it, or merge two mono tracks together, or split it to stereo when you save.
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6th Oct 2008, 09:36
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You can indeed - had forgotton about that! Don't use Audacity a great deal anymore - I've now moved onto Cubase AI.
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6th Oct 2008, 09:54
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Never gotten along with it personally.
Audacity and Sonar, are personal favourites.
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6th Oct 2008, 09:58
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Cubase for audio (although audacity if I need to do just one track and quickly), Noteworthy composer for writing music, cakewalk express (my my that is an old program) for MIDI work although sometimes I will do all the complex MIDI in cakewalk, export it and set all the levels in Cubase before finally exprting it.
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