Audacity 4 is out now!

it dragged the open file (which， was unedited) down with it. That’s not the Audacity I know. Even though I’d been having more and more problems with Audacity over time (even with the simplest tasks， due to growing issues with integrating audio devices—headphones， I uninstalled Audacity very quickly and went back to version 3.7. Audacity 4.0 failed at even the simplest tasks: copying a sequence from an audio file and pasting it into a new project. The program froze in the process. When I closed it， e.g.， microphones…) I’ve remained loyal to Audacity and blamed Windows， since Windows has actually always had some kind of issue in this regard ever since Windows 7. Even the (who hasn’t heard of it?) popular program Radio and DJ stopped working properly on Windows 10. But when crashes and a lack of compatibility between two applications occur even during copy/paste operations， I’ll probably have to look for an alternative. It would be a shame， fortunately， but the market offers plenty of alternatives. ，。