This will split the highlighted section from the original track. Go to the Menu Bar > Edit > Clip Boundaries > Split (alternatively, press Ctrl+I on your keyboard). Go to the original audio track and use the Selection Tool, and highlight the waveform from the point the second track starts to the end To resolve this issue, you will need to move the second half of your original recording to a new audio track.Ĭreate a new audio track for the second half of the original recording by going to the Menu Bar > Tracks > Add New > Mono Track. Now the two tracks overlap and if you press the Play button, your two recordings mix together in the middle. Go to the Transport Toolbar and click on the Record button to start recording your new piece of audio and when you have finished, click on the Stop button You should now have a new audio track created. Go to the Menu Bar > Tracks > Add New > Mono Track.

Go to the Waveform of your audio track and click on the point from where you wish to add the new piece of recording

Open your project/WAV file that you wish to edit by going to the Menu Bar > File > Open > double click on your fileĬlick on the Selection Tool in the Tools Toolbar To add a new piece of recording to an existing recording: This page shows the latest version of Audacity, which should work correctly on any given Windows or macOS operating system. For example, if you wish to install Audacity on a Windows operating system, click ‘Audacity Windows Installer'. To download Audacity, go to the Fosshub download page (where the Audacity downloads are hosted) and download the latest software for your operating system for free. 3.2.4 Video Tutorial - Adding Intro/Outro Music.3.2.2 Video Tutorial - Adding a New Piece of Recording to an Existing Recording.3.2.1 Adding a New Piece of Recording to an Existing Recording.2.7 Video Tutorial - Recording & Saving/Exporting.2.2 Video Tutorial - Preparing Audacity for Recording.

Audacity software installation