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BASIC EDITING TECHNIQUES CHP. 4
Copying a time selection
Events within the time selection and across all tracks are reproduced and placed on the clipboard. Time
information is also placed on the clipboard.
Copying a time selection and events
Events and portions of selected events within the time selection are reproduced and placed on the clipboard.
Time information is also placed on the clipboard.
Cutting events
Cutting events removes them from their respective tracks, but places the cut information (events and time)
on the clipboard. Once on the clipboard, you may paste the information into your project.
Tip:
You can apply a ripple edit after cutting. For more
information, see Applying post-edit ripples on page 110.
1.
Select events or a time range. For more information, see Making selections on page 96.
2.
Click the Cut button ( ).
Cutting selected events
When cut, selected events are removed from the timeline and placed on the clipboard. Time information is
also placed on the clipboard.
Events before copy Clipboard contents Events after copy
The original events are not
affected and do not
change.
Events before copy Clipboard contents Events after copy
The original events are not
affected and do not
change.
Events before cut Clipboard contents Events after cut Events after cut in
post-edit ripple mode