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250 AUDIO EDITOR
Inserting audio data
After cutting or copying audio data, you can paste it from the clipboard into an edit
window by clicking one of the Edit: Paste commands.
• Insert adds data from the clipboard to an existing waveform at the cursor
position. This increases the duration of the audio file by the duration of the
pasted segment.
• Replace overwrites the waveform at the cursor position, replacing it with the
audio data from the clipboard. If the clipboard data is longer than the
waveform, Audio Editor truncates the excess.
• Mix opens the Paste Mix dialog box which allows you to combine waveforms by
adjusting their relative amplitudes. A 100% mix means that the data is mixed
at equal amounts. Lowering the mix for one reduces its amplification, while
increasing the mix for the other adds to its amplification. For more on mixing
tracks, see
"Mixing tracks" on page
• Fill replaces a selection area with the clipboard data. If the selection area is
longer in duration than the clipboard data, the data repeats itself until the
selection area is filled. If the selection area is shorter, Audio Editor truncates the
data accordingly. This command is disabled if there is no selection area.
• As a New Document creates a new edit window, filling it with the data from
the clipboard.
Waveform before clearing
Waveform after clearing
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