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Audio split

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When I want to apply audio split, do I have to do this for each clip separately, or is there a way to split them all in one step?
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Post by Ron P. »

Unless you're inserting other VSP (project files) as video clips into a project, this can only be done one clip at a time.

If you insert a VSP as a video clip, then VS treats that VSP file as one clip, and you could split the audio over muliple clips that way.
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Post by Black Lab »

and you could split the audio over muliple clips that way.
To be clear, you would be splitting the entire clip, since the nested VSP is considered to be one clip.
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Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi

Just out of interest, Why do you want to 'split audio'?
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