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Arranging
Erasing Tracks
You can easily delete, or kill, an entire track, including all of the track
properties and all of its clips and events. Sometimes, you only want to
erase, or wipe, the contents of a track, leaving the track properties as
they are. If you kill or wipe a track by mistake, you can use Undo to
restore the deleted material.
When you kill or wipe a track, the track information is placed on the Pro
Audio clipboard. To remove material from a track and place it on the
clipboard, use the Edit-Cut command instead.
Arranging Clips
The Track view provides many ways for you to rearrange, copy, and
paste clips to arrange your music the way you want. The easiest is to
select the clips or portions of clips you want to arrange and then drag
and drop them wherever you want. You can drag and drop clips in the
Track view even while playback is in progress. You can also arrange clips
via the clipboard using the Edit-Cut, Edit-Copy, and Edit-Paste
commands, which work like those in almost all Windows programs.
The snap grid enables you to move clips to or by an exact amount of time,
such as a quarter note or whole measure. See ÒTo Change the Snap
OptionsÉÓ on page 5-16.
To Delete Tracks…
1. Select the tracks you want to delete.
2. Choose
Track-Kill
, or right-click on one of the selected tracks and
choose
Delete Track
.
Pro Audio deletes the selected tracks.
To Wipe Tracks…
1. Select the tracks you want to wipe.
2. Choose
Track-Wipe
.
Pro Audio deletes all clips and events from the selected tracks, but
leaves the track properties intact.
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