Moving an audio clip

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steveo1953
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2012/10/11 15:56:18 (permalink)

Moving an audio clip

Hi!
 
I've recorded a guitar part over some backing softsynths, and have decided to move it to later in the project.
I'm sure I'm missing something simple...
 
When I cut/paste or drag/move the clip to a later time, no sound is heard...meters show no action either.
 
Can anyone suggest what I've missed?
 
Thanks

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    emwhy
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    Re:Moving an audio clip 2012/10/11 15:58:10 (permalink)
    Is there a chance you may have dropped it onto a MIDI track by mistake when moving it?

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    steveo1953
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    Re:Moving an audio clip 2012/10/11 16:02:52 (permalink)
    thanks for replying emwhy... sorry should have said "later in the same track"

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    Re:Moving an audio clip 2012/10/11 16:27:36 (permalink)
    Hmmm...Fixed it.

    Used Process/Slide to position the clip where I wanted it. Odd that copy or move didn't work.

    Might it be that they failed to pick up the ampsim initialisation? MIDI used to do that sometimes...if you moved a clip, sometimes the sounds were different.

    Ah well. Ever onward...

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