1.？ Import yours in turn? n？ A song. After importing, select the Files tab in the sidebar on the left. Can you see yours in the sidebar file box? n？ Songs are arranged there from top to bottom.

2.？ Take it. Ctrl？ At the same time, click? n？ Files (Select All).

3.？ Right-click the file in the sidebar (Select All) and select Insert?. From the right-click menu. Become? Multi-track " (Insert multiple tracks).

4.？ Switch to the multi-track window, can you see it? n？ Each song is assigned to an audio track.

5.？ (use? 3? Take the splicing of a song as an example. Click and hold down the right button on the audio file block of an audio track to drag the audio block up, down, left and right. Push the song that needs to be put in the first song to the track head (leftmost), drag the second song head (on another track) to the end of the first song, and do the same for the third song, and the three songs will be connected.

6.？ Pack all three songs of the first song? 0? Point and box to the end of the third song.

7.？ Menu bar File-Save? Mix? As? (Save the mix as). Select file format, name, path and point? [save]? Button, the song will be spliced.

Into a complete file.

Second, music editing.

1.？ (single event window? Or? Cut out the unwanted parts: insert the music into the multi-track window (one of its tracks), frame the unwanted paragraphs on the audio block, and delete them? , yes.

2.？ (Multi-channel window) Cut an audio block into? Two paragraphs? Or? Multi-paragraph: move the pointer to the point where you want to "cut scissors" and click? do you have a pair of scissors ? That tool button will do. (After cutting, you can drag it out with the right button. )

Third, production? Cycle?

1.？ Cycle? It means to reuse an eight-beat in a piece of music many times, such as cutting an eight-beat audio block and copying it as? n？ And seamlessly splicing them together.

2.？ Copy an audio block (such as "Eight Beats"): In the multi-track window (where the audio block is located), press and hold? Ctrl？ If you don't put it down, right-click the audio block and drag it up, down, left and right to copy an identical audio block.

3.？ Splicing. The steps are the same as "1". Music splicing. "

Multi-channel window audio block splicing is shown in the figure.