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Originally Posted by serr
You are using the take mode that adds new takes as multiple audio streams to the single original item. The item edits (cuts, splits, etc) as a single item.
If your intention is to record multiple takes of overdubs in the traditional sense where each recorded take is its own item and can be edited individually as expected, select Options > New recording that overlaps existing media items > Creates new media items in separate lanes.
The multiple takes still stack up in lanes of course. But you can overdub as expected and the recorded items move/edit as expected.
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Just as a counterpoint...
Sure, The item is a container for takes, and all the takes need to be the same length, but you can still manipulate each individual take in various ways. each take can be individually slip edited, can have it's own stretch markers, volume, pan, and pitch! envelopes. (And in V5 they can be shown / hidden and you also have take FX envelopes)
If you get comfortable with the workflow, and have put in some time to work out your mouse modifiers, it really, really flows.
Punching in a phrase or 2 and having item spits doesn't bother me at all, but I do understand if it does to someone else.
But great thing is that you aren't locked into working that way.
You can even explore free item positioning. Great to have so many options. It does take time though to get your workflow down, totally worth it though.