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14 - EDITING
TRIMMING A SPLICE - PRE SLIP
It is also possible to trim the splice point as described above but set it so that the PRE cue
slips in time. To achieve this, press F1 - SLIP. You will receive this screen:
The top line shows that your are slipping the PRE cue and trimming the POST cue, the
PRE block's padlock 'opens' to further indicate the condition and the PRE SLIP key is
highlighted.
NOTE 1: If you had POST SLIP selected (see below) when you press PRE SLIP - F1,
POST SLIP is automatically switched. You cannot have PRE and POST set to slip
simultaneously.
NOTE 2: When PRE SLIP is selected, the pre cue's LISTEN is automatically selected. This
is because you cannot listen to a cue as it is being slipped. Pressing SHIFT F1 will do
nothing in this page.
With PRE SLIP selected, trimming the splice point would have this effect:
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The POST cue stays locked in time but you may extend its start point, pushing or
dragging the PRE cue along with the splice.
The usual restrictions apply when trimming the splice in this way. You cannot extend the
splice point further than the start of the POST cue's original source audio and you cannot
move the splice point after the POST cue's out point. Also, when pushing the PRE cue
back, when the PRE cue's start point 'hits' the cue before it, you will receive the prompt:
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