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by using drag and drop from the Audio File Workspace (via a tab or the document icon).

by dragging an Audio File directly from your operating system's ﬁle browser.

by copying and pasting audio from an Audio File in the Audio File Workspace and

pasting it into a track.

by dragging from the File Browser window.

by dragging a track from the Basic Audio CD window.

by dragging regions from the ﬁles view.

Editing a Montage

Editing/arranging Clips

Once you have imported your audio Clips you can begin laying them out and editing them in a

multitude of ways. Most of the functions for editing Clips are accessible via the Focused Clip

window. You can cut, copy, paste, delete, move, repeat, split, pitch shift, lock, time stretch

and change the referenced Audio File for all Clips in your montage. By dragging the edges

of two Clips on the same track up against other you can automatically add a cross fade. The

cross fade type can be adjusted and you can also add envelope points for volume and pan.

See the Focused Clip window for more information.

Shortcut: You can also access the Edit pane commands from the Focused Clip editor by

right-clicking on a Clip to reveal a context menu.

Modes

The Modes menu provides you with an array of options to help you when moving and cross-

fading Clips. You can choose how you wish Clips to be handled when moving and adjust

whether automatic fades are created or not and how they react when moving Clips.

Editing context menus

There are many context menus in the Audio Montage Workspace to help you while editing

your montages. They exist for managing tracks (Track) , Clips (Clip) and inserting Audio

Files into your montage (Insert). You can also save selections of Clips as Groups so that

you can easily re-select a number of Clips via the Groups window. See Groups for more

information on using Groups. Dragging can be used with several editing functions in the

Montage Workspace. See Dragging operations for more information.

Tip: Editing multiple envelopes

When editing a cross fade length with the mouse, or the envelope level, you can press

[Alt]/[Option] at the same time, and this will adjust the fade of all selected Clips.

Getting around the Audio Montage window In addition to some of the standard zooming

and playback controls present in the Audio File Workspace there are some that are unique to

the Audio Montage Workspace. There are two magnifying glass icons near the scroll wheel

which allow you to zoom in and out in the track window. Clicking each icon will display more

or less tracks. The active track is zoomed in while the remaining tracks shrink down to allow

you to concentrate on one track. See Zooming and scrolling for more information. There is

also the handy Navigator for quickly moving around the visible Workspace in the montage

main window. To make it easy to quickly move between different views and zoom levels,

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