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3 When you decide on the take you want to use, make sure it’s selected under the spotlight, and
click Done.
4 If you’re sure of your decision and want to nalize the audition, choose Clip > Audition > Finalize
Audition (or press Option-Shift-Y).
The audition is dissolved, leaving the voiceover clip in the Timeline.
To learn more about previewing auditions, see Use auditions to try out clips in your project on
page 297.
Combine audio from multiple takes
By default, an audition lets you choose only one voiceover take to use in your project. If you want
to combine portions of two separate takes into one “comp” take, you can break the audition into
separate audio clips, which you can then edit and combine as needed.
1 Select an audition in the Timeline, and choose Clip > Break Apart Clip Items (or press
Shift-Command-G).
Final Cut Pro replaces the audition selected in the Timeline with the individual recordings that
made up the audition.
To edit voiceover
takes separately,
break apart the
audition clip.
2 Edit the clips as needed.
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