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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Hi Ted: Saw your question on your song thread the other day but forgot to get back to you. I don't use Audacity. I have it on my home computer (downloaded it to help someone else awhile back) but not on my music computer (which is not connected to the internet). So I can't really test it. But it looks like it will work. Do this test - open a file you already have and hit the record (red)button. When I did it on my machine, it created a new track and looked like it was recording on it. Can't be sure - cause it's not on my music computer.  Of course, use a file you don't care about, just in case I'm wrong... Alternatively, start a new song and record a few seconds of singing. Then stop it and hit record again. When I do that, it opens a new track. In any case, you'll need headphones to listen to the first track while you're recording the second one. Maybe someone who uses it will weigh in... Scott
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