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Insert
Paste from clip
The contents of the clip are inserted into the current project behind the position of the
play cursor or the beginning of the currently selected range. The data or objects that
are located behind the insert position are moved out of the way to make room for the
clip contents. The samples or audio tracks become longer. The clip remains
unchanged during the procedure. If the clip was empty, an error message is displayed.
After inserting the contents, the program selects a range over the inserted area. If you
select "Edit -> Delete", the inserted contents are removed and the project is returned
to the original state.
In virtual projects using selected ranges, the program utilizes the beginning position
and relative track position as the insert point for the VirtClip or clip contents.
Clip Project Clip Channel Project Channel
Mono
Stereo
Mono
Stereo
Mono
Stereo
Stereo
Mono
Channel 1
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 1
Channel 1
Channel 1
Channel 1
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 1
Keys: Ctrl + V, or V
Overwrite with clip
The current range is replaced with the clip contents. The overall sample length
remains unchanged. The data that occupied this position before cannot be recalled.
The clip contents are not changed. The assignment of the clip channels follows the
table mentioned above.
In virtual projects, the selected range determines the position and track in which the
clip is inserted.
Keys: Alt + V, or Insert
Mix with clip
The range contents and the clip contents are mixed. Similarly to the "Insert" function,
the rules for channel assignment between project and clip also apply; the clip itself
remains unaffected. Please note that with this function both components (i.e. the sum
of both) are entered into the mix at 100%. On the one hand, the volume of the project
sample is guaranteed not to drop suddenly, but on the other hand, overmodulation
my occur. You may have to adjust the project's amplitude prior to this ("Edit" menu).