I'm requesting a feature to speed up the audio editing process for audiobooks and podcasting, specifically to efficiently close gaps between dialogue across multiple tracks while keeping them synced.
Currently, I place all tracks into a single folder and use the "ripple effect" to manually delete dead space. However, this method strains my RAM, and if I miss one of the various tracks when not using the folder method, I risk desynchronizing the audio across multiple tracks.
I've tried edit lock, clicking and dragging, grouping, and "delete time," but none have resolved the issue.
Could we consider adding a feature to the DAW software that allows for more efficient gap closing without risking desynchronization?
See the attached video for a visual explanation.
Best,
Ronald L. Wilkins II