Aug 25, 2017 Re: Zoom H6 and Audacity - Basic Question Post by danielcifuentes » Wed Aug 29, 2018 3:11 am From what I understand (also a new Zoom H6 owner), due to the ASIO drivers not being open, and Audacity being open source, it's impossible to use it to record multitrack.

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• Audacity Vertical Zoom
• Audacity Zoom Meetings

Holding down the shift key will change the + inside the magnifying glass into a -and clicking on the left mouse button will then zoom the clip out, showing more time but less detail. Tip: Using the Zoom tool, try clicking and dragging into a section of an audio clip to zoom into just that selection. Free, open source, cross-platform audio software. Audacity is an easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. Developed by a group of volunteers as open source and offered free of charge. Amazing support community. When you release the mouse button, Audacity will zoom in to that region so that it now fits the window: Zooming out. Shift and drag zooms out based on the dragged region. The smaller the dragged region, the farther the audio will be zoomed out. Aborting a zoom with the Escape key.

The Zoom commands enable you to control the amount of audio, longer or shorter periods of time, that is visible on your screen.

The Zoom In and Zoom Out commands will attempt to keep the editing cursor position, or the selection, centered in the track display. That may not always be possible.

• If the editing cursor or selection is near the start or end of the track and 'Enable scrolling left of zero' is off(default setting), then it may not be possible for the zoom in or zoom out commands to place the editing cursor or selection at the center of the track display.
• If 'Enable scrolling left of zero' is on then it will always be possible for the zoom in or zoom out commands to place the editing cursor or selection at the center of the track display.

Zooming is usually done using the last 5 buttons on the Edit Toolbar Zooming can also be done using the Mouse Wheel (if you have one).

Zoom In Ctrl + 1

• View > Zoom > Zoom In: Doubles the current zoom level.

Zooms in on the horizontal axis of the audio, displaying more detail over a shorter length of time. You can also use the Zoom tool from the Tools Toolbar to zoom in on a particular part of the window.

Zoom Normal Ctrl + 2

• View > Zoom > Zoom Normal: Reverts back to Audacity's default zoom, where you can see 5 - 10 seconds at a time.

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Zooms to the default view, which displays about one inch per second. It centers the cursor in the track display, or if you have a selection it will attempt to keep some part of a selection visible.

Zoom Out Ctrl + 3

• View > Zoom > Zoom Out: Cuts the current zoom level in half.

Zooms out, displaying less detail over a greater length of time.

Zoom to Selection Ctrl + E

• View > Zoom > Zoom to Selection: If you have audio selected, this zooms and scrolls so that the selection just fits in the window.

Zooms in or out so that the selected audio fills the width of the project window. Its most useful purpose is to zoom in when the selection is only a small part of the visible waveform.

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If there is a region of audio selected and it is not visible on the screen, the Zoom to Selection command will move the selection to fill the track display.

Zoom Toggle Shift + Z

Toggles between two pre-defined zoom levels, these are user selectable in Tracks Preferences.

Defaults are normal Default Zoom level and 4 Pixels per Sample(which shows a fraction of a second of audio as samples).

Audacity Vertical Zoom

Advanced Vertical Zooming

Turns 'on' (or 'off') Advanced Vertical Zooming in the Vertical Scale.

Audacity Zoom Meetings

This will enable you to use left-click gestures in the Vertical Scale to control zooming (this is in addition to the Simple mode commands

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