There are many variations. This is just one example. 1. Generate a 30 second chirp. 2. Create a split line at 10 seconds 3. Copy one second of audio 4. Double click on the first clip to select it 5. "Ctrl + V" (paste) 6a. Expected result: The first clip to be replaced by the pasted audio, leaving a split line at 1.0 seconds. 6b. Actual result: The first clip is replaced by the selected audio, leaving a split line at 10.0 seconds. 7. Undo the paste 8. Add a second split at 18 seconds 9. Select the first clip and paste. 10. Observe there are now split lines at 9.0 and 10.0 seconds. The 9.0 second split line is probably correct because it is 12 seconds from the end, but it looks very odd because the split at 10 seconds is wrong. PRL: Another example with generators in stead of pasting. 1) Generate a 30 second chirp 2) split about halfway 3) double-click the left clip 4) Generate > Chirp... 5) Change duration to 1 s less before OK Observe the cutline does not move leftward as one would expect. PRL: Other case with generators, not pasting 1) Generate some sound 2) Split near 15 s 3) Double click left clip 4) Open another generator dialog again (Test Silence as well as others! Silence does not in fact share the same code path) 5) Change duration either longer or shorter 6) OK Observe the clip boundary does not move as expected Try it also with clip boundaries within the selection at step 6

Group: Splits *When pasting audio into a track containing split lines, the split lines may move to unpredictable places.

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