Unwanted event fragments are left over after I delete audio events. Specifically, in an audio track, when I select a range by snapping to the events, if I then “Delete Time”, I’m left with an unwanted event fragment. It’s typically about 20 samples long, and is often audible as a click between events. Is this a bug? Here are the steps to replicate this:
- Start with a single audio track. (My track is mono, at 44.1 kHz.)
- Record 5 or 10 audio events or “clips”, each a few seconds long. Each clip should touch the next, but not overlap.
- Set the snap type to Events + Cursor.
- Select the Range Selection tool.
- Play a second or two of the track. This seems to be important.
- Position the cursor out of the way, so your mouse won’t snap to the cursor.
- Drag across a few of the middle events with your mouse. Allow your mouse to snap to the events.
- Press Shift-Backspace, to Delete Time (or Edit / Range / Delete Time)
- Snap your cursor to where the events were deleted, and zoom right in.
- Look for a very short clip, about 20 samples long.
If you want to repeat the procedure, undo and start over from step 5.
Most of the time, if I follow the above procedure, I find a very short clip remaining where the deleted events previously existed. So I often end up with an audible click between audio events (clips).
Does anyone else have this problem?
I’m using Cubase 9 Pro, version 9.0.30, on Windows 8.1.