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Using destructive editing may not necessarily be the best

method of editing. For example, if you have duplicated an

object several times, all of the objects would contain the

same destructive editing effect after changes are applied

directly to the Wave project window.

Please keep in mind that editing functions such as cut, copy,

fades, crossfades, and others, can all be applied to the audio

material in a non-destructive way in the virtual project.

Also, remember that if you work extensively with WAV files,

MAGIX audio studio has the perfect solution for Wave

oriented editing. By using a 1-track virtual project, you can

complete all editing steps faster and more convenient than

any other Wave editing application! For example, any type

of cutting and rearranging of audio segments can be

performed in a non-linear, non-destructive, and extremely

fast way in the virtual project. The Track Bouncing option

in the Special menu allows you to take any material in a

VIP and turn it into a WAV file.