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To Crop Overlapping Clips to Eliminate Overlap
1. In a multi-lane track, move either the Select tool or the Mute tool between two
overlapping clips until the cursor turns into the overlap cropping tool.
2. In the space between the clips, hold down the left mouse button and drag to
the spot where you want the first clip to end and the second one to begin, and
release the mouse. SONAR crops both clips so that they no longer overlap.
Clip Muting and Isolating (Clip Soloing)
Together with multi-lane tracks, clip muting and isolating (clip soloing) make it
easy to build a composite take from multiple takes.
With the new Mute tool , that’s in the Track view toolbar, SONAR offers two
styles of clip muting:
• Default style—after you activate the Mute tool, you can drag through time
ranges to mute all or part of a clip: dragging through the bottom half of a clip
mutes the time range you drag through; dragging through the top half of a clip
unmutes the range you drag through. The default setting in the Mute tool
dropdown menu produces this behavior (you’ll see a checkmark next to Mute
Time Ranges under Click+Drag Behavior). If you want to temporarily
switch to the Alternate style (see below), hold down the Alt key while you
click.
• Alternate style—use the Mute tool to mute or unmute entire clips by clicking
clips instead of dragging through time regions. A clip that is completely muted
displays the Mute icon in its upper left corner. You can choose this
behavior by choosing Mute Entire Clips under Click+Drag Behavior in the
Mute tool dropdown menu. If you decide you want to temporarily switch to the
Default style, hold down the Alt key while you drag.
In addition, you can also play back only selected data if you want by pressing the
Shift key and the Spacebar at the same time.
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