How to edit a track from 60mins to 10mins?

I have a 60min track that I only listen to 10mins out of it.
How do I edit out that part and resave that as a separate file? Thanks.

If you don't want the other 50 minutes, just split the region at the 10 minute point, select the 50 minute region, and hit delete, and it'll be gone. If you ever want it back, just drag the 10 minute region from the middle left to the left and it'll come back. Read in the manual about working with audio regions. It should all be explained there.

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