The audio editor

The audio editor turns individual voice takes into a finished mix. It’s non-destructive — your original assets are never changed. You build a composition that references clips, and rendering produces a brand-new asset.

Start a composition

From a project’s Editor section, choose Audio to create a new mix and open it. A composition starts with a Voice track and a Music track.

Add clips

The Asset library on the left lists every voice asset you own — across all your projects, not just this one. Search it, then drag an asset onto a track (or select a track and use Add). Clips arrange back-to-back by default, which is ideal for dialogue.

Trim and shape

Select a clip to open the inspector:

• Waveform trim — drag the highlighted region to set the in and out points, or type exact millisecond values.
• Gain — set each clip’s level.
• Fades — add fade-in and fade-out.
• Timeline start — place a clip at a precise point.

Reorder clips by dragging them, use the arrows, or Re-sequence a track to pack its clips end-to-end. Mute a track to audition without it.

Render

Select Render to mix the composition into a new versioned audio asset. It plays in the editor and is filed in your vault, alongside a history of every earlier render. Your source clips are untouched, so you can keep iterating.

Related

• The video editor — the same idea for video.
• Versions & the vault — how renders and variants are tracked.
• Generating voice & video — create the clips you’ll mix.