Pro Tools 101_ An Introduction to Pro Tools 11 ( PDFDrive )

selected start point.
Note: If the Clipboard contains material from multiple tracks, the data
will be pasted starting with the topmost track, and the selected
destination tracks will be filled from top to bottom.
Tip: To paste data immediately after a clip, use the TAB key (with the
Tab to Transients function turned off) to place the cursor exactly at
the clip’s end.
The Clear Command
The Clear command allows you to remove any selected clips or any selected
range of audio or MIDI data without placing the deleted audio on the
Clipboard.
To clear a selection, do the following:
1. Make a selection of any length on a single track or multiple tracks.
2. Choose EDIT > CLEAR, or press CTRL+B (Windows) or COMMAND+B
(Mac). This command has the same result as using the Delete key on the
keyboard.
The Duplicate Command
The Duplicate command copies a selection within a single clip, a selection
that crosses multiple clip boundaries (including space), a whole-file clip,
multiple clips, or any combination of these and places the selected audio or
MIDI data immediately after the end of the selection. This command provides
a handy way of quickly repeating a selection to extend a sound or create a
simple looping effect—it is faster and more convenient than copying and
pasting data to achieve the same result.
Tip: For advanced looping effects, use the clip looping features in Pro
Tools.
Clip looping is covered in the Pro Tools 110 course.
To duplicate audio or MIDI data, do the following: