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Offline Processing
Offline processes are useful for a variety of editing purposes and creative effects, for example, if the computer is too slow for real-time processing or if the editing requires more than one pass.
Effect Morphing
Effect morphing allows you to smoothly morph from one effect to another, or from an unprocessed audio segment to a processed audio segment.
Setting Up the Effect Morphing

Setting Up the Effect Morphing

Procedure

In the Audio Editor, open the two audio files for which you want to apply effect morphing.

Effect morphing always involves two audio ranges.
In the wave window, make a selection range over the time that you want the effect morphing to take place.
Process this range by using any Master Section effects or offline processing.

You cannot use processing/effects that alter the length of the selection, for example, time stretching.
Select the Process tab.
In the Other section, click Effect Morphing.
Make sure that Unprocessed Selection is activated.

The current processed selection is mixed with an unprocessed version of the same selection.
Adjust your envelope points over time between 0% and 100%.

This determines the level and direction of the morph. For example, starting at 100% and ending at 0% fades out the effect.
Click Apply.