Classic Phono TCD-2600 Mode D'emploi page 16

The Editing Toolbar
Button
The Cut button
The Copy button
The Paste button
The Trim button
The Silence button
The Undo button
The Redo button
The Zoom In button
The Zoom Out button
The Fit Selection button
The Fit Project button
The Tools Toolbar
Button
The Selection Tool
The Envelope Tool
The Draw Tool
The Zoom Tool
The Timeshift Tool
Before editing, you must make a selection of the recording you would like to cut or copy. This will
trim any music from the previous track, or any silence on the record between tracks.
- To select the part you wish to cut, copy or paste, use the selection tool. If it is not activated, do
so by clicking on it in the toolbar.
- Press and hold the left mouse button while you drag the mouse to a marked area.
- This area is darker than the surrounding area of the clip. Note, even though you can mark an
area larger than or extending beyond the actual audio clip in the track, the operations will only
work on the actual clip. Playback however will work outside the clip.
- Press the space bar to listen to the audio in the marked area.
Action
removes selected audio data and places it on the clipboard.
copies the selected audio data to the clipboard without removing it from the track.
pastes whatever is in the clipboard into the track at the position of the selection cursor.
deletes all of the track except the current selection.
replaces the current selection with silence instead of removing it completely.
undo the last editing operation performed.
redo any editing operations that were just undone.
zooms in on displayed tracks displaying less time and giving a more detailed view of the track.
zooms out displaying more time and a less detailed view of tracks.
fits selected audio into the width of the screen to show the selection in more detail.
Shows entire project in one screen.
Action
use to select sections of an audio track to work on.
this tool allows you to control how tracks fade in and out.
allows you to draw on the waveforms of individual tracks.
zooms in or out of a specific part of the audio.
allows you to change the positioning of tracks relative to one another in time.
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