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Cropping Clips

You can crop a clip by using a gesture called slip editing. Slip editing lets you “roll out” the beginning

or the end of a clip to different places without changing the position of the music. Imagine that the

clips are “windows” that allow you to see and hear pieces of audio or MIDI. You can change the size

of that window so that less of the data is visible. If it's not visible, it won't be heard during playback.

The data still exists, so you can enlarge the “window” by slip editing the clip. The visible data will

then be audible.

Click the Select tool to enable slip editing.

Now, if you point to the left or right clip edge, the cursor changes and you can drag the clip edge to a

new location.

Fading Clips

You can also fade individual clips by using the Select tool. Drag the upper left corner of a clip to

create a fade-in. Drag the upper right corner of a clip to create a fade-out.

To change the fade characteristics, right-click an existing fade and select the desired fade type from

the popup menu.

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