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Sections represent significant self-contained parts of the timeline.
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Common examples of a section are a verse, a chorus, or a bridge in a song.
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Currently, sections are exposed as editor actions that are available
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when a range is selected on the timeline:
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<ul>
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<li>
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Cut/Paste Range Section to Edit Point
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Copy/Paste Range Section to Edit Point
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Delete Range Section
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</ul>
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When Ardour treats a range as a section, it cuts or copies audio and MIDI
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data and their automation (hidden or visible) across all tracks, as well
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as markers and unused playlists. When pasting the cut or copied data, it
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ripples all tracks at the edit point. It's also possible to repeatedly
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copy and paste an existing section.
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