So, in simple terms, that’s what a ripple edit tool is going to do for you – it also works the other way around. Basically, if you delete something from the middle of the track, all of the items which are conveniently placed on the right side are going to automatically move to the left in order to fill in for the gap and maintain the particular and necessary timing relationship between the tracks. A ripple edit tool is going to allow you to maintain the spacing even though you’ve deleted the track. This is going to leave an enormous gap at the place where the track that you deleted used to be. This is going to be very hard if you go ahead and delete one of the items which are located right in the middle of the track without having enabled ripple editing. Quite commonly, when you have a few different items stacked in a track, you would want to maintain the spacing which is kept between each and items.

However, it’s one of the things that you want to be very careful with unless you want to make a complete mess out of your video or audio. The truth is that a ripple edit can be a particularly useful tool in video as well as in audio editing.

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