Re: The results of your email commands

> Latest Audacity, Windows 10, any machine
>
> When editing audio segments, the user often needs to apply some correction
> (volume, tone), listen to the result, and revise the correction for a
> better result.
>
> Audacity is currently unhelpful.  I apply (say) an Equalization treble
> boost curve from my stock, play the waveform, decide it's too much boost,
> press ALT-C, E, E - and get presented with a flat-line screen.  This is
> obviously not what I want, and does not tell me what I applied 2 minutes
> ago.  The same is true if I apply too much amplification.
>
> Much more helpful would be, when I revisit the same option, to show me the
> curve or level that I used last time.  I can then decide how much change to
> make.
>
> Maybe the exact changes I made last time are logged somewhere in the
> bowels of Audacity - but hunting them down would be more tedious?
>
> An alternative would be to expand the Edit menu display.  Instead of "Undo
> Equalization" it could say "Undo Equalization *curve-name*"?
>
> Tony  (with many thanks to the team)
>
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> www.godornot.org
>
>


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