MArwood
Also, split at zero is microscopic - nowhere close to even a hemidemisemiquaver (LOL!) It shouldn't make much difference with you timing or looping.
 
 

Is that a real word?  A hoobydoobywafer?  A hummingbirdfeeder?  WOW - I have soooooo much to learn.
 
Yeah - the two techniques of either zero-point crossover or use of a short fade-in seems to be what I have seen the most, and work for me.  I don't know about altering a split that has been done already, but there are audio masters in the forum community that post some pretty reliable methods of doing stuff.
 
We CERTAINLY have come a long way from razor blades on the diagonal, with cellophane tape. :)
 
Bob Bone

Anderton
Preferences > Customization > Snap to Grid

Thanks!  Now supplementary Q - how do I access it in the Snap drop down menu? Seems there are only beat settings (ie whole, half quarter etc)

robert_e_bone
We CERTAINLY have come a long way from razor blades on the diagonal, with cellophane tape. :)
 

OMG, the nightmares I still have about cutting up tape .
I spent all night once cutting up kick drum parts to achieve "the ultimate THUD".
(well that and the drummer had a bum foot)
about 6 hours of splicing and you know what Bob ?
I could do that same thing in Sonar now in about 20 minutes  LOL.