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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: May 2006
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Ted,
It may interest you also, Jim. I just read this.
Q- When I try to record harmonies with myself, why are the two tracks out of sync?
A- This is normal and it happens because there is a small delay between when Audacity starts playing sound and when it actually reaches your speaker. Audacity does not automatically try to correct for this delay, and you must do it manually.
To correct this delay, use the Time Shift Tool to slide one of the tracks over until they line up.<END>
I'm sure it's the same with the guitar. There is a small delay between when Audacity starts playing sound and when it actually reaches your speaker.
You have to highlight <select> the track you want to move. Go up to the top left and click on the button that looks similar to this ↔ it is the Time Shift Tool. Now, when you hold down your left click, you can drag either left or right to where you want it. Don't forget to go back to top and click on the I button.
"Those Who Do Not Learn From History Are Doomed To Repeat It" George Santayana
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