Editing - Audio

Allows you to play the hidden event of 2 overlapping audio events when you mute the top event.

Allows you to use the mouse wheel to move event volume and fades.

• Moving the mouse wheel moves the event volume curve up or down.

• Holding down Shift while moving the mouse wheel moves the fade curves.

• Positioning the mouse in the left half of the event moves the end point of the fade in.

• Positioning the mouse in the right half of the event moves the start point of the fade out.

Opens a simplified Crossfade dialog when you double-click a crossfade or select Audio > Fades > Open Fade Editor(s). The regular Crossfade dialog contains a host of additional, advanced functions for adjusting crossfades.

Determines what happens when you import an audio file.

• Open Options Dialog

  Opens a dialog where you can select whether you want to copy the file to the audio folder and/or convert it to the project settings.

• Use Settings

  Uses the default settings for importing audio.

Removes regions/hitpoints of audio ranges when you perform offline processing.

Determines what happens when you apply processing to a shared clip that is used by more than one event in the project.

• Open Options Dialog

  Opens the Options dialog that allows you to select whether you want to create a new version of the clip or apply the processing to the existing clip.

• Create New Version

  Creates a new editing version of the clip, and applies the processing to that version leaving the original clip unaffected.

• Process Existing Clip

  Applies the processing to the existing clip. All events playing that clip are affected.

Enables the automatic hitpoint detection for imported or newly recorded audio files.

Sets the default algorithm that is applied when you use the Object Selection tool in Sizing Applies Time Stretch mode.

Sets the warp algorithm for new audio clips in the project.