Maracus

It works, but sometimes I need to listen to the directions given to the speaker in between, but I could just isolate a region where I know there are many takes. It worked pretty good, it looked like this (sorry for the huge size) But then I remembered when I tried this before, the regions would have this white line in them, what's that about? There's no overlapping or anything, and it stays in the same place what ever I do with the region. Not a game breaker exactly, but what is it?

Working with a lot of short one liners and found a workflow that edits in real time thanks to "Split by Playhead"; only problem is I end up with a ton of silent regions, looking something like this I've tried the "Strip Silence" but it doesn't seem to do the job very well (or can it, if you know exactly how to use it?), so is there any other way or another type of workflow? Logic Pro 9.1.8 Macbook Pro OSX 10.9.5 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

Thanks! That made it a lot easier and fixed my problem, can't believe I hadn't noticed the drag section in six years of using Logic...

I've recorded a speaker, but she wasn't a very good reader and I need to delete a lot of dead space between words and lines and found out the "Snip: cut between locators (Global). I'm using the marquee tool with autoset locator on the dead spaces instead of clipping on each side and dragging the regions together, saving tons of time. But I would save even more, if it wasn't for Logics question that pops up every time I do this; "Do you want to add a (x) Signature Change to preserve following Time Signatures?" Is there anyway for me to stop Logic from asking this every, single time? On a sidenote, is the technique I'm using the most effective for getting rid of many, small silences? Logic Pro 9.1.8 Macbook Pro OSX 10.9.5 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3