In-Place Rendering
In the Audio Editor, you can either process particular sections of an audio file or the entire audio file, to exclusively apply plug-ins to specific audio ranges or test the effect of different plug-ins on the entire audio file, for example.
You can access the Render in Place function:
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via the Render tab of the Audio Editor.
To start in-place rendering, click Start Rendering.
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via the Master Section.
Right-click Render, and select Render in Place
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via the command bar of a plug-in window
Selecting Render in Place via the Render tab allows you to make additional adjustments in the Options pop-up menu. If you select Render in Place in the Master Section or a plug-in window, the following render settings are activated by default:
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Fade in/out at boundaries
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Exclude bypassed plug-ins
Once an audio section has been processed, there is no automatic bypass of plug-ins or the Master Section.
Example
Common use case:
You intend to use a De-Clicker plug-in on an audio file, but you are not sure which of the three De-Clicker plug-ins that are available to you is most suited to obtain the desired results.
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Load the three plug-ins in the Master Section.
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Select an audio range, solo plug-in #1, and play back the audio range.
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Solo plug-in #2, and play back the audio range.
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Solo plug-in #3, and play back the audio range.
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Solo the plug-in that you like best, and click Render in Place, or press Alt-A.