Fission 1.5 now has full support for reading and writing cue sheets to accompany audio files. Cue sheets provide audio editing software with information about a file, allowing it to automatically perform editing tasks on the file. This can be very useful for automating a standard editing process.

Opening Cue Sheets
If you have a cue sheet from Fission or another editor, you can simply open it as a normal file in Fission - drag it to the Dock icon or the Welcome window, or choose Open from the File menu. If you have an audio file open already, you can also select Apply Cue Sheet... from the Tools menu.

Saving Cue Sheets
To save a cue sheet with Fission, simply use Fission as normal. Place split points and enter meta-data, then choose Save Cue Sheet... from the File menu. Fission will save the audio file in its current state, and an accompanying cue sheet. You can then open the cue sheet in Fission at a later time or in other editors that support cue sheets.