This page details the various methods for creating labels and how to select them.

Label Editor This command invokes the Label Editor which lets you add or remove Label Tracks and edit their labels entirely using the keyboard, so is particularly useful for visually impaired users. It brings …

Label Editor Label Editor lets you add or remove Label Tracks and edit their labels entirely using the keyboard, so is particularly useful for visually impaired users. Edit > Labels > Label Editor launches a …

Label Tracks A Label Track is an additional track that can be created in your project. The labels in the label track can be used to reference points or regions in the project's audio tracks but the label track …

Items in the Labeled Audio submenu provide Cut, Silence Audio and other editing steps applied to audio defined by multiple selected region labels. To use, first select the labels (or select around the labels), …

Audacity Tracks Audio Tracks Waveform view Spectrogram view Multi-view Track Control Panel and Vertical Scale Clips - individual sections within an Audio Track Label Tracks Note Tracks (MIDI) - …

Label Sounds Label Sounds is a tool which can useful to label the different songs or sections (or silences) in a long recording, such as the tracks from an LP or cassette. This analyzer is an upgrade …

The Label Editor lets you add or remove Label Tracks and edit their labels entirely using the keyboard, so is particularly useful for visually impaired users. Edit > Labels > Label Editor launches a keyboard …

Regular Interval Labels places labels in a label track so as to divide the associated audio into smaller, equally-sized segments. This can be useful for distributing a large file on the Internet or ensuring that …

Label Tracks can be exported to, and imported from plain text files (.txt extension). The structure of the file is a tab-delimited plain text format that can be opened by any text editor or spreadsheet …