Tamutka wrote:
Thank you for such a quick answer. But if i have to change programs, I can use Audacity as well. I thought it is possible to combine in Wavepad.
Hi @[deleted], technically, it is possible to combine two audio tracks (as in have them play together at the same time) with the Paste+Mix tool as you have mentioned, however, this does not grant you absolute control because what Paste+Mix does it combine the two audio tracks' frequency data into one audio track.
Think of it as merging two audio clips into one.
Whereas, when you use a multi-track software like MixPad, the two clips remain individual, and you retain complete control over the original files.
It's just in the final output that they are mixed together, but you can always adjust them later on, since they continue to be independent files.