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... with some reinterpretation of what it means to "set the height" of a track. Changing height allocation for a reduced separator between panels may also be done, but that logic should also be localized in TrackPanel.cpp. (cherry picked from audacity commit 5f7f180a6a0e05ea5543fe6b713c2a3740c95734) Signed-off-by: akleja <storspov@gmail.com>
Tenacity is an easy-to-use multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, MacOS, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. It is a fork of the widely popular Audacity and is being developed by a wide, diverse group of volunteers.
- Recording from audio devices (real or virtual)
- Export / Import a wide range of audio formats (extensible with FFmpeg)
- High quality including up to 32-bit float audio support
- Plug-ins providing support for VST, LV2, and AU plugins
- Scripting in the built-in scripting language Nyquist, or in Python, Perl and other languages with named pipes
- Editing arbitrary sampling and multi-track timeline
- Accessibility including editing via keyboard, screen reader support and narration support
- Tools useful in the analysis of signals, including audio
Why did this project fork Audacity?
You can find more information on the causes of the fork here:
- Privacy policy which may violate the original project's GPL license
- Contributor's License Agreement (CLA) which may violate the same GPL license
- Attempts at adding telemetry using Google services for data collection
Pre-fork Access
The latest Windows and macOS release of the pre-fork version of this repository may be available from the Audacity website. Additionally, one may find help and/or support for the pre-fork releases at the Audacity Forum. Developers may find information for the pre-fork releases available at the Audacity Wiki.
Getting Started
Build instructions for Tenacity are available in the BUILDING.md file.
Contributing
To start contributing please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
Translation
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