Cubase 15: Slip editing audio in Cubase

Demo summary
Using Option+Command, the presenter demonstrates the slip tool to move audio content within an event boundary without moving the event itself.
Step-by-step
- Select the audio event you wish to edit
- Hold Option and Command on your keyboard
- Click and drag the audio content within the event boundary to adjust its timing
Tips
- Use the slip tool to avoid creating gaps that require manual readjustment and crossfading
- Apply this technique when tightening up drum tracks for a more efficient workflow
Highlights
“which can be a useful tool uh when, for example, editing drums”
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