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What is “Audio Phraser”? ....................................................................................2

Screen Items and Functions..................................................................................3

Creating a New Project, and Importing an Audio File ...................................... 8

Loading the Project, and Editing the Sections.................................................... 8

Exporting the Project to an Audio Style File ......................................................9

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Audio Phraser

Owner’s Manual

Contents

Manual Development Group

Published 04/2018 PO-A0

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Audio Phraser Owner’s Manual Contents What is “Audio Phraser”? .................................................................................... 2 Screen Items and Functions .................................................................................. 3 Creating a New Project, and Importing an Audio File ...................................... 8 Loading the Project, and Editing the Sections .................................................... 8 Exporting the Project to an Audio Style File ..........
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What is “Audio Phraser”? Audio Phraser is a software that enables you to create your own Audio Styles (includes the Audio Part only) from the desired audio (wav) files. When you create an Audio Style with this software, you can assign the desired audio data to each section of the Styles (Intro 1-3, Main A-D, Fill In A-D, Break, Ending 1-3) as an Audio Part.
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Screen Items and Functions Main window q w e r t q Menu File: For creating a new Audio Style project, saving or loading the project, exporting the project to an Audio Style file. Edit: For performing Undo/Redo on the immediately previous operation. Setting: For setting an audio output device used for auditioning. Help: For displaying an information of the software, such as the version etc. w Project Name Shows the project name being edited.
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Screen Items and Functions t Section editing area You can select the desired section for editing, and can assign the waveform to the section. For details, see the following pages. Time Stretch—Effects on the waveform by the tempo differences in the audio file and Style when exporting The audio file is automatically analyzed when imported, and the tempo is estimated.
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Screen Items and Functions Section Editing area of the Main window e u w q r t y i o q Section: Shows the section name being edited. You can also select the section to be edited by this. w Wave file: Shows the audio file name which is assigned to the section being edited. You can also change the assigned audio file. [+]: Assign a new audio file to the section (import). [-]: Remove the current audio file assignment.
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Screen Items and Functions y Status bar Shows the following information on the section being edited. If there is some setting which will result in failure to export, an additional message is shown in red. Section length: Indicates the playback time of the section, when the exported Style will be played back on the instrument with the tempo not changed. This is calculated from the tempo, time signature, and “Bar” (number of measures).
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Screen Items and Functions The upper limit of the Bar value for each section The Bar value has an upper limit for each section type. If the value of one or more sections exceeds the limit, the project cannot be exported to an Audio Style. While editing sections, the operation is not restricted by the upper limit, but a message is displayed in the Status bar when the upper limit is exceeded.
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Creating a New Project, and Importing an Audio File 1. Click “File  New Audio Style Project.” 2. Click the Wave file: [+] button. 3. Select the desired audio file (.wav). Compatible file format: WAV format; 44.1 kHz sample rate, 16-bit resolution, stereo NOTE An analysis result file (.awi) is created in the same location as the imported audio file. 4. Click “File  Save Project File” to save the project. Loading the Project, and Editing the Sections 1. Click “File  Open Audio Style Project.” 2.
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Exporting the Project to an Audio Style File 1. Click “File  Open Audio Style Project.” 2. Select the desired project file. 3. Click “File  Export as the Style File” to Export the project. 4. Enter the desired Style file name, then click the [Save] button. The export process is executed, and then a message will be shown when finished. How to install an exported Audio Style file (.aus) to the instrument There are two ways to install and play the exported Audio Style on your instrument.