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Master Section
The Master Section is the final block in the signal path before the audio is sent to the audio hardware, to an audio file, or to the audio meters. This is where you adjust the master levels, add effects, resample, and apply dithering.
Rendering in the Master Section
By rendering the effects using the Render function in the Master Section, they become a permanent part of a file. So instead of performing all processing in real time during playback, you can save the audio output to a file on disk.
In-Place Rendering
In the Audio Editor, you can process a section of an audio file or the whole audio file. This is a quick way to process several audio sections in an audio file, or test the effect of different plug-ins on an audio file.
Rendering an Audio Selection In-Place
You can render the plug-ins of a section of an audio file or the whole audio file.

Rendering an Audio Selection In-Place

You can render the plug-ins of a section of an audio file or the whole audio file.

Prerequisite

In the Audio Editor, you have opened the audio file that you want to render, and set up the Master Section.

Optional: If you only want to use some plug-ins of the Master Section, solo the plug-ins that you want to use.
In the wave window, select the audio section that you want to process.
Select the Render tab.
In the Source section, open the Source pop-up menu and select Selected Audio Range.
In the Result section, activate In Place.
In the Options section, open the pop-up menu and make render settings.
In the Render section, click Start.

The audio section or the audio file is processed.