A term taken from video editing and applied to audio editing. A 3-point edit is one that has a “source” region where the beginning and ending points are specified, and a destination at another point on the track or on another track where only the insert point is specified. Typically, 3-point edits are used to insert new material into an existing track, with the old material in the existing track either being replaced or pushed farther back in the time line.
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