hat I
created.
2. Select my clip
3. Cut the clip for moving
4. Go to and select the track I want to paste the clip in
5. Go to the time and paste
Anyway to shorten this process? Does drag from finder work for this or
the spotting feature?
HF
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> 2. Select my clip
> 3. Cut the clip for moving
> 4. Go to and select the track I want to paste the clip in
> 5. Go to the time and paste
>
> Anyway to shorten this process? Does drag from finder work for this or the
> spotting feature?
>
> HF
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ant to work with in an edit track that I
>>> created.
>>> 2. Select my clip
>>> 3. Cut the clip for moving
>>> 4. Go to and select the track I want to paste the clip in
>>> 5. Go to the time and paste
>>>
>>> Anyway to shorten this proc
specific times. Right
now here's my workflow:
1. Import the audio file I want to work with in an edit track that I created.
2. Select my clip
3. Cut the clip for moving
4. Go to and select the track I want to paste the clip in
5. Go to the time and paste
Anyway to shorten this process? Does
Hi Herman,
Yes, the dialog for spotting audio is accessible. You can certainly choose to
import the file and spot it at the same time. Be aware that you'll be creating
a new track but it works. BTW, if you choose the second radio button
(Command-r), you'll still have the option to s
