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Tutorial 6 – Editing your music

While working on your music, you are likely to find that editing is a major part of the song creation

process. Before people started making music on computers, all of the editing was done by cutting

tape with a razor blade and piecing it together. You can imagine how difficult it could become. In

SONAR, you can actually select a part of your music with the mouse and delete/copy/paste/move it

all very easily. This Tutorial will introduce SONAR's tools for making some common edits and offer a

few tips to make it faster and more fun.

Selection

One of the most important things to understand in order to edit your music successfully is selection.

Once you become familiar with selecting, the rest is easy. You typically need to have the appropriate

parts selected in order to make edits on them.

There are two aspects of selection:

• Time Range

• Tracks

Let's say you'd like to delete the second measure of a certain track. The time range specifies that the

edit will need to occur between measures 2 and 3. The track selection specifies what track's clips will

be deleted, while leaving its surrounding tracks unchanged.

Let's explore some different ways to do this in a sample project. All of the tools described are

available in the Track View toolbar, which is located directly above the tracks in the Track View. For

a complete description of all of the tools in the Track view toolbar, see “Track View Toolbar” on page

1444.

Note: If you would like to try both of the following methods, select Edit > Undo after

completeting the first method. Doing so will revert the project to its previous state.

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