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Selecting Clips
Before you move, copy, edit, or delete clips you need to select them. There are
several ways to select whole clips, as shown in the table:
Moving and Copying Clips
You can copy or move clips using drag-and-drop editing or the Cut, Copy, and
Paste commands. If you copy or move clips into tracks that contain existing
material, you need to let SONAR know how to combine the two.
You have these options:
To do this… Do this…
Select a single clip Click on the clip in the Clips pane.
Select several clips at once Drag a rectangle around the clips.
Select all the clips in a track Click on the track number in the Track view.
Select a portion of one or more clips Press and hold the Alt key and drag across the
clips. The Snap to Grid setting determines the
size portion you can select.
Add clips to the selection Hold the Shift key and either click on the clips or
drag a rectangle around the clips.
Add or remove clips from the selection Hold the Ctrl key and either click on the clips or
drag a rectangle around the clips.
Add or remove all clips in a track from
the selection
Hold the Ctrl key and click on the track number.
Option… How it works…
Blend Old and New Events in the copied or moved clip are placed into a new
clip that overlaps with the existing clip. This is the same
effect as sound-on-sound recording.
Replace Old with New Events in the copied or moved clip are placed into a new
clip, and any overlapping events in the existing clip are
erased. This is the same effect as overwrite recording.
Slide Over to Make Room The existing clips are shifted in time to make room for the
new clips, so they will not overlap. If you check the Align
to Measures option, shifted clips are always aligned to
measure boundaries; otherwise, the clips are placed end
to end.
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