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3 If using the Grabber tool, click the clip you
want to copy and paste. If using the Selector tool,
double-click the clip you want to copy and paste.
Use the Smart Tool to have the Edit cursor
switch between different Edit tools depend-
ing on where you place it over a clip.
Selecting a clip with the Grabber tool
Edit > Copy
4 Choose .
5 With the Selector tool, place the Edit cursor at
the location where you want to paste the copied
clip.
Edit > Paste
6 Choose .
Pasting a clip to a different time location on a different
track
Press Command+C (Mac) or Control+C
(Windows) to copy the current Edit selection
to the clipboard. Press Command+V (Mac) or
Control+V (Windows) to paste the contents
of the clipboard to the current Edit location.
Separating and Rearranging
Clips
There are many ways to create new audio clips in
Pro Tools. You can import or record whole file
audio clips. You can also create audio clips that
only refer to parts of audio files by trimming
(see "Trimming Audio Clips" on page 16) or
separating whole file clips.
The following example demonstrates different
ways that you can separate and rearrange audio
clips in a session. This example uses an im-
ported rhythmic audio loop.
Separating Clips at the Edit Selection
To separate a clip at the current Edit location:
1
With the Selector tool, make an Edit selection
within an audio clip.
Making an Edit selection
Edit > Separate Clip > At Selection
2
Choose
Press Command+E (Mac) or Control+E
(Windows) to separate clips at the current
Edit selection.
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