Filed under: Audio, Open Source, Beta
Audacity 1.3.4 beta released: open source audio editing keeps getting better
Audacity 1.3.4 beta features a ton of small, but important updates, including:
- A new welcome screen
- Enhanced Windows Shell integration, meaning you should be able to access Audacity from Windows dialogs like "open with."
- New keyboard commands and shortcuts
- The solo track button actually does what you'd expect and mutes all other tracks
- Metadata editor added for OGG, FLAC, and WAV/AIFF exports
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winnie said 9:39AM on 11-16-2007
well well amm not talk much bout dis but i hard bout it nd i tried out bu actually it wasn't bad was oki
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Eric said 9:32PM on 11-15-2007
I use Audacity almost daily, and I've never had a problem with the Solo button not doing what I expect... it plays only that track.
But I'll definitely download the beta, I've been hoping for track-splitting for a while.
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Firtch said 9:47PM on 11-16-2007
This is an excellent tool for making your own ringtones.
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