Right, I'll print out the relavent parts of the manual and read them on my train
home tomight so I have the terms straight.

I'm using OSX, if that makes a difference.  I guess it's more like layers of
regions.  I'll make a screenshot this evening.  

A filename does appear in the Regions/name box each time I change a fade (and the
corresponding audio file is created), but that's by design, I just don't think
the old region should remain in the track.  (Sorry if I have butchered the
terminology.  I'll read up this afternoon.)

Matthew Polashek
matt@tinysongs.com
www.tinysongs.com

On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 15:43 , Paul Davis <paul@linuxaudiosystems.com> sent:

>On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 12:27 +0000, Matthew Polashek wrote:
>> I end up with 10 files sitting in my track, as I tweak a fade, then when I move
>> the soundbyte forward or back, I have to go and delete all the previous versions.
>> Maybe I need to spend some time with the manual or something.
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>you can turn off automatic-crossfade creation in the options window,
>under "Crossfades".
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>i don't mean to nitpick but terminology is very important. you don't
>have 10 files in a track. regions are not files. i'd appreciate a
>screenshot to help illustrate what you're up against.
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