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Copying Tracks
When you copy a track using the Track-Clone command, you can
choose to copy the track properties, the clips and events in the track, or
both. You can also choose the destination track. By default, Pro Audio
copies the entire track to the next blank track.
Pro Audio also lets you copy entire blank tracks and individual clips in a
track by using the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands, or by using drag-
and-drop editing. For more information, see ÒMoving and Copying ClipsÓ
on page 5-9.
To Sort the Tracks…
1. Choose
Track-Sort
to display the Sort Tracks dialog box.
2. Choose the attribute by which to sort from the Sort By list.
3. Choose the order in which to sort from the Order list.
4. Click OK.
Pro Audio sorts the tracks according to the settings you chose.
To Insert a Blank Track…
1. Move the highlight to any track.
2. Press the Insert key.
Pro Audio shifts the current track and all tracks below it down by one,
and inserts a blank, new track at the location of the highlight. You can
also insert tracks by right-clicking in the Track pane to access the pop-
up menu and selecting the
Insert-Track
command.
To Copy a Track…
1. Move the highlight to any track. You can only clone one track at a
time.
2. Choose
Track-Clone
to display the Clone dialog box.
3. Check the Events or Properties box to indicate which items you
want to copy.
4. Enter the destination track number in the To Track box.
5. Click OK.
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