11.2.2.
Truncating (Splitting) and Extending Clips
Also in clip mode, you can split audio clips nondestructively. To
split a clip:
Position the playhead in the timecode bar at the top of the
Qtractor workspace to the position
at which you'd like to split your audio clip.
Click the clip you want to split so that it is selected.
Click the Clip menu and choose
Split. The clip has now been
split at the position of the playhead.
Since Qtractor never affects the
original audio file it is referencing, any split you make to an
audio clip is reversible. The easiest way to undo a clip (aside
from using Edit >
Undo) is to extend the clip. To extend
a clip, click on the edge of the clip with your selection arrow
and click and pull the edge to reveal more of the audio file
within the track.
Note
Extending or truncating clips by dragging the clip's edge is
also affected by the Snap setting, so if
you are having difficulty modifying the end or beginning of a
clip, check to make snapping is deactivated.
A second way to split clips is to use the Range or Rectangle
selection tools.