Clips

clips


The start of a clip is either the in or the head. The end of a clip is either the out or the tail.
A clip coming after the current one is incoming, and the current is outgoing.

 If you use a constant power on audio it causes the audio level to become constant. This cuts out sharp breaths and changes where there have been cuts and changes to talking.
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