Forgot to mention that Gerald analyzed the voice and sent a clarifying image.Michi provided the project (xml) with which he did his sound editing (req...

Michi asked a pro (thanks Gerald!) to analyze the audio file; here are his suggestions: "In the lower mids is definitely too much - that should be a...

@fary54I put your explanation of DenoiseFFT in the manual; if you want to correct/improve it let me know. Thank you.

@armandoI put your tip in the manual; if you have any tips/improvements let me know. Thank you so much; it's a very useful tip for my editing!

@armando Great trick, thank you!If we have unaligned edits in different tracks (armed), we can go into "Cut and Paste" mode and select an area of th...

In addition to what Phyllis and fary54 said, one method that works well, but if you have a lot of edits it can get laborious, is to use nested clips:

In addition to what Phyllis said, see if any grouping/selection methods will help you:and the next two sections. One method that works well, but if ...

@Godrik Sorry, the instructions I put are wrong and apply to "Shared tracks". I have edited point 3- and I attach a clarifying video here: PS: Due...

@fary54 Thank you, I have added your description.If you read through the manual and see that there is something to correct or improve, feel free to ...

Bonus question. To replicate an effect on other tracks you use Shared Effects:1- you apply denoiseFFT to an audio track and adjust it as you wish.2-...

Unfortunately I have no experience in sound editing. In the videos I made for youtube I used Audacity only as denoise, compressor and normalize. With ...

Is CinGG self-sufficient for sound editing, or do you have to use external programs?

Unfortunately CinGG does not have a global Color Management. For some hints try to read the manual in 17.3: Here is an attempt (incomplete and proba...

@tizianomattei @allI tried to write the tutorial for this example. If you would like to try to do a revision to correct and improve it I would appreci...