Hi Jesse,
There are three main editing modes in PT, and if you look in the edit
mode part of the edit window, you'll see which is selected. You can
switch between them with shortcuts. These are:
F1 shuffle.
F2 Slip
F3 spot.
In shuffle mode, when you delete a section, everything moves forward to
fill the gap. This is what you say you don't want.
In slip mode, when you delete a section, the remaining stuff stays where
it was in the timeline, so the deletion will be silent, and vocals will
stay where they were.
In spot mode, I believe that you can specify a position on the timeline,
but I don't know how that works so perhaps others can explain.
HTH,
Peter
On 18/07/2016 21:07, Jesse Kragiel wrote:
When I edit a track, say a vocal, instead of just keeping everything in
time, time is deleted from the vocal. For instance, if I'm trimming the
noise from the beginning of the vocal, and select from the start of the
song to the start of the vocal and press delete, instead of just deleting
all the data I don't want, it actually is moving the vocal back to the
beginning of the song, making it out of sync with the music. It only does
this in certain files, and others work just fine. What could be the
problem, and how do I fix it? Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
Jesse
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