Hey Scott and Ted

Yup Scott is right. Basicly after laying the track you press record again. This starts a new track (I think Audacity goes up to 8). You will need some headphones to monitor while you record the next track. The problem with audacity is you cannot monitor what you are laying down next and how it will sound in the mix, I use magix which allows you to listen to how the project will sound in the end while recording it. It really helps to get an idea of what the finished product will sound like. For your current purposes I think audacity is fine; however, magix is only 60 dollars and has some neat mastering features.
Derek

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