Reference Guide

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AudioSnap

General editing

3. Enable the XFade between Audio Clips radio button, and set any options you want in the XFade

<number goes here> ms field, and Max Gap field.

4. Click OK.

See:

Using the Transient tool

Editing transient markers

Using the AudioSnap palette

Synchronizing audio and the project tempo

Fixing timing problems in audio clips

Extracting MIDI timing information from audio

Using the Pool

Algorithms and rendering

Keyboard shortcuts

Slip-stretching audio

You can slip-stretch an audio clip in order to expand or compress its duration. Slip-stretching only

works on regular audio clips, not Groove clips or REX loops.

To slip-stretch an audio clip

• Hold down the CTRL key, move the mouse pointer over the end of the clip until the cursor

changes into the slip-stretch icon , then drag the end of the clip to the desired position.

The clip is stretched and displays a yellow bar at the bottom of the clip along with the stretch

amount (percentage of original duration).

A. Stretch amount