Overview: If you have crossfades between events in your track, and you "Edit > Delete Time" in some locations, some of the downstream crossfades get expanded, cutting out some of your audio. Some Delete Time actions work as expected, others expand some downstream crossfades.

Setup: An Audio Track + multiple events + Crossfades (what you get automatically if you stop and pre-roll into the next event.)

(IF you have events with no crossfades, Delete Time works as expected. I haven't found any exceptions to date.)

If you have crossfades between events, and you use Delete Time BEFORE some event boundaries, it will expand some downstream crossfades wider, and you hear it in your audio.

IF you Delete Time with crossfades downstream in some areas, it works as expected.

Easy to reproduce, but not all Delete Time actions will expand the crossfades, it depends on where you are deleting time, and how close it is to an event edge. (IF the downstream event is moved into the time that was deleted, it almost always expands the crossfades.)

If your range selection crosses multiple events, almost always causes some downstream events to have wider crossfades, but not all of them. I couldn't figure out why it's only affecting some crossfades and not all downstream.

Would take more time to test everything, but you'll see it widening the crossfades in the GIF.

Side note: I never do all those steps via the menus. I know the keyboard shortcuts and use those instead. In the example I tried to do virtually everything via the menu to make sure the steps are followed. I have to think when using the menus, not when actually doing the actions.