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How to arrange tracks and clips in QuickEdit

Connect files to separate tracks, place clips in time and use zoom, mute and solo to prepare your session.

Open QuickEdit

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Button names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Separate the sources

Start in Montaje (session). The session opens with two tracks and you can add more with Añadir pista (add track), up to eight. Use Archivo… (file) in the header of the track you want, or drag a file onto its lane. For example, keep the beat on track 1, the second version on track 2 and a vocal take on track 3. Mis archivos (my files) lets you reuse a source you already connected in that browser.

Place the audio in time

Drag the clip header to move it. You can also enter the exact second in Posición en sesión (position in session). That value places the clip in the session. Recorte: inicio (trim start) and Recorte: final (trim end) set which part of its file you hear. So a clip placed at 20 s with a trim from 4 to 10 s starts at second 20 of the project and lasts six seconds.

Drag the edges to adjust the trim on the waveform. Press Encajar (fit) if you lose track of the cursor and the clips, or use the zoom to check an edge. If two sounds must play at the same time, use different lanes.

Review and save

Use Silencio (mute) to take a track out of playback for a while, or Solo to isolate it. Check these states when you listen to all the sources again. Give the project a name and press Guardar (save) if you want to come back to it in that browser profile. To take the audio result with you, use Export mix.