The latest version of Audacity, 3.7.7, has been released to address issues caused by the previous update, 3.7.6. One major problem that was fixed is the inability to scroll or select on waveforms, which had left some users confused. Additionally, the new release includes a feature called checksum support for WavPack export files, providing an extra layer of checking during project writing. 

Audacity 3.7.7 released

Audacity 3.7.7 has landed. It's the latest version of this free and open-source audio powerhouse, basically a quick fix for some problems popping up since they switched things over in 3.7.6.

The primary issue that caused confusion previously was the inability to scroll or select on waveforms, a problem that left several users puzzled. The good news is that problem gets fixed here. Plus, if you're using the WavPack format to export files, there's a new feature called checksum support now built in. It adds an extra layer of checking behind the scenes when Audacity writes out your project.

Basically, it addresses some nagging issues reported by folks after 3.7.6 rolled out. The release notes are short and sweet, showing the dev team keeps listening to users and pushing for smoother operation. If you're into audio editing or recording, this update probably helps things run more reliably with Audacity now.

It shows they prioritize user feedback; fixing specific pain points from recent updates means a better experience overall is still their focus.

Release Audacity 3.7.7

This is a hotfix release. It fixes broken waveform scrolling and selection for some users introduced in 3.7.6..

Release Audacity 3.7.7 · audacity/audacity