Remove Silence from *Beginning* of Recording

I was wondering if there's any way, in GarageBand to 'set the in-point' or remove some silence from before any of the tracks start playing. I recorded about 10 tracks for a song, and the first track starts about four measures into the song, leaving a really long silence before any sound is heard.

Is there any way to cut that silence or to move the all the audio tracks towards the beginning of the song, preserving all the volume/pan rubber band points I've placed in the song? I did a lot of work getting levels right throughout the song, but I cannot get the volume and track pan rubber band points to move with the recorded audio when I move the tracks! I know that I can set the purple end marker to mark the point where GarageBand ends the song... but is there anything similar for the beginning?

iBook G4 14 933 Mhz, Mac OS X (10.4.4), DVD DL 16X, 200 GB FW HD, iPod 20 GB, Canon PS S2 IS

Posted on Mar 10, 2006 7:07 AM

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Posted on Mar 10, 2006 8:27 AM

There's no way to lock the Curves to the region B-(>

To export a specific section of the timeline, turn on the Cycle Region function and stretch the yellow bar to encompass all the regions you wish to export.
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Remove Silence from *Beginning* of Recording

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