Audition Build 23.1.0.75
Windows 10 laptop
Wonder if anyone can help. Trying to find an option if a delete the ending of one clip on track 1, which a clip on track 2 starts straight afterwards. If a remove a few seconds from the clip on track 1, the gap that now appears from then onwards I would like to remove.
If the audio files on are the same track, there is an option if I right click to do Ripple Delete - Gap.
There is an option for this in Premiere Pro for example I think, but can not find it in Audition.
For context I have taken some screenshots of what I mean, trying to work out how, if I edit and remove the end of the audio on track One (subscribe), all the clips on this and other tracks shift like a ripple delete, so there is now no gap.
Tried looking for guides, if there is a shortcut for this etc, but having no luck.
Found this article on here, but cannot work out how to 'highlight' the gap, everytime I try and choose the option it just moves all the tracks to 00:00.
Hope this makes sense and someone can provide some guidance.
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Yes of course it exists!
Make a time selection across the tracks and right-click on it. Select Ripple Delete and you'll find that you get a further selection. If you included a highlighted clip you get a couple of clip options, but it's the bottom two options that are what you are looking for, I think. Looks like this:
Thanks for the response.
When I highlight a selection of any of the clips and right Right - Ripple Delete, this is the option I see:
Time Selected on All Tracks makes all the clips disapear.
Time Selcted on Selected Track, makes the second of any clips move to 00:00 time.
And Gap, moves then all to 00:00 time.
Tried this was muliple save files, different clips, different amount of clips highlighted.
All rather strange.
Appericate the reply, I got it work with highlightng the empty space across all thr tracks and then choosing 'Time Selection in all Tracks'
Thank you for all your help and guidance.
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