#3820 When copying clips between projects, you now can choose between whether to copy smart clips or just the visible portion.

This ruler goes from 0 dBFS to -∞ dBFS and better reflects the volume as shown in the recording/playback meters.

#4212 Improved Zooming behavior slightly (more to come in the future). The Snapping Toolbar (formerly known as Snap-To) is now independent of the Selection Toolbar.Īdded a new Time Signature Toolbar (beta). Project Sample Rate is now found in Audio Setup -> Audio Settings (formerly known as Project Rate).

You can find links to other useful Open Source audio and audio-visual applications, that you can download and use, in the Audacity Wiki.Some of the built-in effects are now realtime capable (Bass & Treble, Distortion, Phaser, Reverb and Wahwah).Īdded an initial (beta) version of Beats and Bars.

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