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Direct Offline Processing
Direct Offline Processing allows you to instantly add plug-in effects and audio processes to the selected audio events, clips, or ranges, without destroying the original audio.
Direct Offline Processing Window
The Direct Offline Processing window allows you to instantly add, modify, or delete audio processing for one or multiple events, clips, or selection ranges in one window. Furthermore, you can undo any audio processing, at any point and in any order.
Tail
You can add time at the end of the rendered audio when applying plug-in effects.

Tail

You can add time at the end of the rendered audio when applying plug-in effects.

Adding tail avoids that a reverb tail or a delay effect is cut off. Tail is added at the end of the event, and the event is automatically resized.

To add tail when applying a plug-in effect, click Activate Tail on the Direct Offline Processing toolbar, and specify a value in milliseconds.

Note

This setting works globally for all events.
Tail is only added if you add plug-in effects. If you add audio processes, for example Gain, no tail is added.
If you add tail to an event that you have manually resized before, the tail is added, but the event length is not adjusted automatically. Therefore, you must manually adjust the event. In this case, the tail is mixed with the underlying audio clip.
You cannot use Activate Extend Process Range and Activate Tail at the same time.