User manual

24 Introduction
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A gap is created in the audio track. The problem is that where the
disturbance used to be there is now absolute silence, which is
irritating too. It's not enough to simply cut out the audio disturbance,
you have to add another sound into the gap, even if it's only very
quiet hissing that is audible throughout the rest of the material, i.e.
the room sound. Therefore, fill the gap with quiet material that
features only hissing, for example.
• Search for a suitable passage in a different section of the audio track
that is roughly as long as the gap. Cut the audio track before and
after the passage.
• Switch back to standard mode and select the passage. Copy it to
the clipboard (Ctrl + C or "Edit > Copy").
• Set the position line to the beginning of the gap and insert the
passage (Ctrl + V or "Edit > Insert").
• Move the bottom right handle on the inserted object to adjust its
length to the gap. (It will latch into the cut edges).
This way, the distortion is "patched". All of the cuts can be fine tuned