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2. Arrange and edit
Basically, all tracks stacked virtually above each other will be played simultaneously, and everything that
follows horizontally will be played in subsequent order. However, you can mute the objects stacked
above each other.
Every object – that is, every sound, every song – can be cut up or have effects added. For example, if
you want to shorten a song, move the object with your mouse to the length at which you would like the
song to be – done! Want to freshen up your sound? Then open the equalizer and either select a preset
that fits, or modify your sound "by hand".
Arranging and editing is essentially all about cutting, blending, adding, mixing effects, and placing audio
material into the right positions and into the right tracks. But it's also about play and experimentation. If it
fits, throw it in! Without experimentation there is no innovation. Samplitude Music Studio 15 allows you
to experiment, and experiment wildly. There's no risk of your audio material being damaged. All editing
functions are "non-destructive".
Export and use
Regardless what you're experimenting with, in the end something usable should come out of it.
Samplitude Music Studio 15 has everything you need to be productive:
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Homemade audio CDs which can be played by any standard CD player
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Unique MP3 collections, e.g. as a source of material for your MP3 player
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Podcasts: Simply export the project as a podcast and - if you want - publish it using MAGIX
Podcast Service online (the MAGIX Podcast Service can be reached via the "Online" menu.)
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And much more. The export principle is simply "what you hear is what you get". That is, what
you export sounds exactly as it sounded in the arrangement during playback in Samplitude Music
Studio 15.
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