Trim Clip to File Commands
There are three Trim Clip to File commands that let you trim a clip to the end of the file, the beginning of a file, or both. However, clips trimmed to file boundaries do not overlap other clips on the same track. Instead, the selected clip is trimmed out only to the next or previous clip boundary depending on which command you use.
To trim out the selected audio clip to the start of the referenced file:
1. Select the entire clip.
2. Choose Edit > Trim Clip > To File Start.
To trim the selected clip to the file start, press Command+Control+R (Mac) or Control+Start+R (Windows).
To trim out the selected audio clip to the end of the referenced file:
1. Select the entire clip.
2. Choose Edit > Trim Clip > To File End.
To trim the selected clip to the file end, press Command+Control+Y (Mac) or Control+Start+Y (Windows).
To trim out the selected audio clip to the start and end of the referenced file:
1. Select the entire clip.
2. Choose Edit > Trim Clip > To File Boundaries.
To trim the selected clip to both the beginning and end of the file, press Command+Control+T (Mac) or Control+Start+T (Windows).