Well - it's possible to end up with a gap, depending on how you're audio is in the place where you're editing. You have to take care in what you do and how you do it. There isn't a "foolproof" way to fix it; although you might be able to get away with it after editing. Most of the time I have to take care of gaps and other things that'll crop up; or it may be that I have to nudge the rest of the audio a little backward or forward to make sure that I either fill the gap or create one, depending on what I'm working on. It's definitely not a quick fix for sure.
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Question, If a certain area of a clip is moved, wouldn't there be a gap? Doyou mean stretching the clip or moving it? May the Peace of God which passes all understanding guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus. God bless you! Music Soft Sacred and Soulful Visit me at http://nevillepeter.com My Store http://nevillepeter.com/store/ Email me at mailto:neville@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Join the discussion at http://nevillepeter.com/blog/Watch Me at http://youtube.com/nevillepeter777
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