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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 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.
Rendering Audio Selections “In Place“
You can render particular audio ranges or entire audio files, with plug-ins applied to them.

Rendering Audio Selections “In Place“

You can render particular audio ranges or entire audio files, with plug-ins applied to them.

Prerequisite

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

Optional: To use only particular plug-ins of the Master Section, solo the plug-ins.
In the Audio Editor, select the audio range 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 adjustments as required.
In the Render section, click Start.

The audio range or audio file is processed.