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Sample Editor and Digital Factory

The Sample Editor Window

Open the Sample Editor by double-clicking on a region—

in the Arrange window or in the Audio window or by

choosing Audio > Sample Editor.

In addition to non-destructive editing, MAGIX midi stu-

dio generation 6 audio files can also be edited destruc-

tively in many different ways. The Sample Editor provides

a detailed display of the audio file and all of the tools re-

quired for editing. It selects the exact region within the au-

dio file—this is very practical, since all functions for

changing data always affect the selection.

With MAGIX midi studio generation 6 deLuxe you can

avoid major errors, i. e., accidental deletions, by first creat-

ing a backup copy of the entire audio file (Audio File >

Create Backup). If needed, you can restore your original

copy at any time by selecting Audio File > Revert to

Backup. This backup functionality is not provided by

MAGIX midi studio generation 6, so you have to be care-

ful.

The Functions allow modification of the level or the ampli-

tude (of the level control). For example, Normalize will

raise the overall level of an audio file until the loudest

peaks are at full amplitude. Fade in and fade out, the in-

sertion of digital silence or the playback in reverse are

more, but not all, functions available in the Functions

menu. See for yourself what they can do for you—experi-

ment and have fun!

With MAGIX midi studio generation 6 deLuxe you can

ensure that the selection boundaries are always positioned

at zero crossings, by selecting Edit > Search Zero Cross-