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Replace selected range & bind right Clips (track) - As Replace selected range,

but other Clips to the right on the same track are also moved accordingly.

Replace selected range & bind right Clips (global) - As Replace selected range,

but other Clips to the right on all tracks are also moved accordingly.

Overwrite from cursor - If the inserted Clip overlaps any other Clips, the overlapped

regions are removed from the existing Clips.

Cancel - No Clip is added (you can also cancel the insertion by clicking outside the

pop-up menu).

Focused Clip versus Select Clips

It is important to note that there is a difference between a "focused" Clip and a "selected"

Clip. Some editing functions can only be executed on an individual Clip or "focused Clip",

while some others can be executed on multiple Clips or "selected Clips".

Focused Clip - there can only ever be one or no focused Clip at a time. The focused

Clip's name is displayed in red. It's necessary to identify the Clip as focused because

there are certain functions that can only be executed on a single Clip. You use the

Focused Clip window to perform these functions.

Selected Clip - there can be many selected Clips. This allows you to edit multiple

Clips at the same time. You can perform functions such as copy, delete, move, etc.

Selected Clips have a different background color.

Managing tracks

Managing tracks is done mainly in the area to the left of each track in the main window. In the

middle of this area is a button with the number of the track. Clicking this button brings up

the track pop-up menu, which contains most of the track functions. There are also controls

for:

Minimizing/folding a track - use the small drop-down arrow to save screen space

by toggling the track between a zoomed to closed "folded" view.

Soloing a track - the small diamond-shaped button allows you to solo a track so that

all other tracks are muted but it is heard.

Muting a track - the small round shaped button allows you to mute/unmute a track.

Gray means the mute button is engaged and the track is not audible. Green means that

mute is off and the track is audible.

Choose a track's output channel - the small "Lf:Rf" button allows you to dispatch

audio to different channels.

Adjust track's volume - the two small channel faders allow you to adjust that

track's volume on both left and right channels (for a stereo track). Holding down

[Ctrl]/[Command] will reset the sliders to 0dB. In a stereo track holding down [Shift]

or right-clicking and dragging on either the left or right fader will allow you to adjust the

balance of one channel at a time. Use [Shift] or right-click and [Ctrl]/[Command] to

reset a single fader to 0dB.

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