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Note:
Combining a stereo and mono clip always produces a stereo clip.
The Split command lets you split clips four different ways:
Option...
Split at Time
Split Repeatedly
Split at Markers
Split when Silent
While the Split command works for both MIDI and audio clips, for audio clips, the Split
command provides sample accurate editing and snap-to-zero capability.
Note that the Edit-Undo and Edit-Redo commands work with all three of these editing
commands.
To Split Clips into Smaller Clips
1.
Select the clips you want to split.
2.
Right-click on any selected clip, and choose Split from the popup menu. SONAR shows
the Split dialog box or press the S key to split the clip(s) at the Now Time.
3.
Choose the Split option you want to use, and enter the settings you want to use.
4.
Click OK.
Or
1.
Select the clips you want to split.
2.
Set the Now Time to the time you want to split the clips.
3.
Press the s key.
SONAR splits the selected clips according to your instructions.
To Combine Clips
1.
Select the clips you want to combine (the clips must be on the same track).
How it works...
Splits selected clips at a specific point in time. By
default, the split occurs at the Now time, but you
can choose any time you want.
Splits selected clips at regular intervals, beginning
at a specified time, with a specified duration. For
example, you could split a long clip into 4-bar clips
starting at measure 5.
Splits selected clips at any marker location. This
option is available only if your project has markers.
Removes "silent" stretches of one measure or
more from selected clips. The presence in a
measure of any event—including those that make
no sound, such as a patch change or lyric event—
will cause that measure to be retained.
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