This is what’s happening right now:
I have a track (D) with audio on it. I wish to take a part of the event and paste it onto another track (B). That section that I am pasting (from D) I also want to be deleted from the original event and ultimately replaced by something else. Here is how my tracks are laid out:
Track A - empty
Track B - empty
Track C - stuff I want to use
Track D - stuff I want to move and replace
This should work, but doesn’t;
- With the “Range Tool” I select the range I want to move/replace on Track D.
- I “cut” which is supposed to ‘copy then delete’ the selected range. It does.
- With the “Select Previous Track” I move up twice to Track B which is empty. I can see that this track is highlighted.
- I “paste”.
Result: copied selection pastes onto Track C!!!
This should work, and does;
- With the “Range Tool” I select the range I want to move/replace Track D.
- I “cut” which is supposed to ‘copy then delete’ the selected range. It does.
- I select Track B by clicking on it with the mouse. I can see that this track is highlighted.
- I “paste”.
Result: copied selection pastes onto track B.
This should work, and does;
- With the “Range Tool” I select the range I want to move/replace Track D.
- I “copy” the selected range. It does.
- With the “Select Previous Track” I move up twice to Track B which is empty. I can see that this track is highlighted.
- I “paste”.
Result: copied selection pastes onto track B.
- Then I have to “Select Next Track” twice to go back,
- Then delete
Further more, it seems as every single time I use the “cut” function it only pastes on the track immediately “higher” (vertically) than source, regardless of how many tracks “above” I move up to using “Select Previous Track”. So I can follow the procedure in my first example above with the following track layout;
Track A - empty
Track B - empty
Track C - stuff I want to use
Track D - empty
Track E - empty
Track F - stuff I want to move and replace
cut from F, move up to B using “Select Previous Track” four times, and when I paste it ends up on Track E!!!
Is this not key-commands and editing 101 in a DAW? What am I missing here? Can anyone confirm?