[Solved] Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips

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2017/03/27 13:04:43 (permalink)

[Solved] Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips

Is there any way to move a split point between two clips - for example a few ticks to the right?
|---1---|---2---|  >> |-----1-----|-2-|
Of course I can extend clip 1 on the right side and shorten clip 2 on the left side.
But then I have to be careful, that the clips stay sample accurate without any distance.
This would be helpful to split live concerts in track markers and change them a few days later.
Is there any function in Sonar to move split points between 2 clips, so that they stay without distance?
post edited by THambrecht - 2017/03/27 13:28:21

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    Anderton
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    Re: Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips 2017/03/27 13:19:49 (permalink)
    Yes, it's very easy by showing Take Lanes, splitting the clip in the Take Lane, and using the crossfade tool. If you need more info, I can make a little video later.

    The first 3 books in "The Musician's Guide to Home Recording" series are available from Hal Leonard and http://www.reverb.com. Listen to my music on http://www.YouTube.com/thecraiganderton, and visit http://www.craiganderton.com. Thanks!
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    THambrecht
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    Re: Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips 2017/03/27 13:31:04 (permalink)
    Thank you so much, that helped.
    Now it is very simple to move the split points.
     

    We digitize tapes, vinyl, dat, md ... in broadcast and studio quality for publishers, public institutions and individuals.
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    Anderton
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    Re: Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips 2017/03/27 15:16:18 (permalink)
    Cool! Always glad to help.

    The first 3 books in "The Musician's Guide to Home Recording" series are available from Hal Leonard and http://www.reverb.com. Listen to my music on http://www.YouTube.com/thecraiganderton, and visit http://www.craiganderton.com. Thanks!
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    Re: Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips 2017/03/27 15:53:00 (permalink)
    Anderton
    Yes, it's very easy by showing Take Lanes, splitting the clip in the Take Lane, and using the crossfade tool. If you need more info, I can make a little video later.


    When/if you have time, that would be cool beans!!
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    Re: Question: Moving the split point of 2 clips 2017/03/27 22:29:45 (permalink)
    Hadn't planned a Friday's Tip of the Week, maybe that would be a good one.

    The first 3 books in "The Musician's Guide to Home Recording" series are available from Hal Leonard and http://www.reverb.com. Listen to my music on http://www.YouTube.com/thecraiganderton, and visit http://www.craiganderton.com. Thanks!
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