A Montage is a selection of clips grouped together into a single audio file that you can play and download. Montages are extremely powerful because they empower you to:

Within the Audio Clips tab in the Montage Library Domain, select the clips you want to use in your montage. Select Create Montage to open Montage Builder.
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There are a number of actions you can take within montage builder:

You can edit your clips by dragging your cursor on the playhead area (the audio waveform) and select Remove to quickly remove a segment of the clip.

Or, click Edit to indicate the specific start and end time (mm:ss) for the section of the clip you want to remove. This is helpful for very granular clip removal.
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You can drag and drop clips to rearrange their order by clicking and holding the drag handle on the left-hand side of the clip and moving the clip up or down the list of clips.
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You can undo any of the recent changes you’ve made on an individual clip by clicking the undo icon on the left-hand side of the clip.
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You can remove a clip from the montage by clicking the trash can icon on the left-hand side of the clip.
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Tones or silent breaks are great for identifying separate clips in your montage. You can add them by clicking the + button between clips and choosing to insert either a tone or a silent break, depending on your preference.
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If you click Redact Clip, it will open a menu where you have a number of redaction and obfuscation options.

The Data Processing Options dropdown menu allows you to select what information you’d like to redact.
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The Data Processing Options dropdown allows for multi-select.
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If you’d like to obfuscate the speakers by changing the pitch of their voices, select VoiceRedaction. The Voice Redaction slider will then be enabled so you can change their pitch.
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Once you’ve built your montage, select Merge Clips. This will combine the audio clips into a single file.
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Click Save to Name and Save your Montage.
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