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A green bar appears at the bottom of the Browser to indicate that the audio clip has been added
to the secondary audio track. When the playhead reaches the secondary audio track, the audio
clip in that track plays over any audio clip in the main audio track.
Drag the song or audio
clip to where you want the
secondary audio to begin.
The green bar
indicates a clip in the
secondary audio track.
6 Repeat steps 2 through 5 to add additional audio clips to the secondary audio track.
Working with Audio Clips in the Secondary Audio Track
You can adjust the duration and placement of audio clips in the secondary audio track.
To trim an audio clip in the secondary audio track
m In the Browser, click the right edge of the audio clip, then drag to the left to shorten the audio
clip or drag to the right to lengthen it.
The pointer changes to a Resize pointer, indicating that you can change the clip duration.
Use the Resize pointer
to shorten or lengthen
the audio clip.
To adjust the placement of an audio clip in the secondary audio track
m Drag the audio clip to a new position in the Browser timeline.