Hi Abdul, There are 4 modes of operation for editing. The two main modes you'll use 99% of the time are Shuffle and slip. The mode you're in right now is Slip. I don't know why it's called that exactly but, that's the name for the behavior.
Shuffle mode is the mode you want. This is where audio moves up to occupy the spot where something was cut. The f1 key will get you into Shuffle mode and f2 will get you into Slip mode. be aware that, if you're on a laptop, of course, you need to make sure your function key options are set correctly in the Keyboard Preferences pane of System Preferences. That said, there's an alternate keyboard shortcut for getting into the 4 editing modes. I can't remember them but I think it's something like Control-1, Control-2, etc. on the numbers row but don't quote me. BTW, once you press f1 to get into Shuffle mode, it'll stay in that mode until you change it. HTH, Slau On Mar 27, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Abdul D Kamara wrote: > Dear All, > > I've come across a strange PT behaviour that need some explaining. So if you > can, please help. > > I'm scrubbing through audio, selecting a portion somewhere in the middle for > deletion. When I play through again, there is a silent gap about the same > area where I deleted. How can I correct for this? > > Abdul
