The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Audition 2.0

To shorten the front or end of an audio clip otherwise known as trimming:
Place any currently selected tool at the edge of the start or end of a clip (the tool changes into a Trim tool
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Trim tool
Drag the edge of the clip to shorten or lengthen it
| Note | You can only lengthen the clip to its total original length; to lengthen it further than its original length use the time stretch/rate stretch tool. |
To split an audio clip (cut):
With the Selection Tool
locate to the point you want to cut
Choose Clip>Split (CTRL+K)
Audio clip spit
To trim the clip to a specific range:
Select a range with the Selection or Hybrid tool ![]()
Go to clip>trim, either by using the file menu, or right-clicking on your selection and selecting Trim from the options
Clip trimmed
Selected range
To delete a specific range within a clip:
Select a specific range with the Selection or Hybrid tool ![]()
Press delete
Delete range within audio clip
To adjust the clip boundaries:
Select a range with the Selection or Hybrid Tool ![]()
Go to Clip>Adjust boundaries
To slip the internal contents of an audio clip:
If the audio clip's start and end points are in the right location but the internal audio is playing the wrong section you may want to Slip (move) the internal contents.
Internal content clip
Internal content Slipped to the right within clip
Select the Move Tool ![]()
With the ALT key pressed>right click the audio...