


The Vocals are pretty hard to hear in the original. Highlight a small section of the empty segment.The reason I keep the silence from the beginning of the song is to use it as a noise profile for removing the hiss from the rest of the recording. I’d suggest listening to the recording prior to and after each step, so you can hear the differences. Select Tracks->add-new->Stereo Track and paste the selection from the longer file. I highlight the majority of the silence that precedes the song, through to the end.

Visually, I can see that the last song ends at 51:23 and this one starts at 51:26. Today I am working on the recording that starts at 51 minutes and a few seconds into the track. First, I pull up the original recording in Audacity.
