16.9 Quick Editing Audio in Clip View
Audio clips are displayed on the grid in clip view as a graphical waveforms. A number of basic editing options are available.
Shift the waveform in view
- With the waveform in view to shift the waveform horizontally Press & Hold
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Quick editing of audio length - time stretch
- Within view and an audio clip selected. Select from SONG by pressing for clip or in ARRANGER pressing the tail.
- Press Clockwise to ‘stretch’ the audio length longer.
- Press anti-clockwise to ‘shrink’ the audio length shorter.
- to navigate across the sample width.
- The audio will be time stretched and press to hear the clip loop.
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Quick editing of audio loop length - trim / extend
- Within view and the audio clip selected.
- Ensure the end of the waveform is in view. to navigate across the sample width.
- Press of the last column showing the waveform. The column will illuminate flashing red which represents the loop point.
- Press of the column to where the loop point should be relocated.
- To the right of the original ‘end’ position will add silence. To the left of the original ‘end’ point will trim the audio.
- to navigate across the sample width.
- Pressing a red column pad will remove the red loop point cursor / editor.
- The audio will NOT be time-stretched when changing loop end point.
- Press to hear the clip loop.
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Audio Clip View - Quick Editing
Audio clips are created in song or arrangement view. Once audio is recorded or loaded in they can be displayed on the grid as a graphical waveform with quick editing options available. Pressing a for the clip row or ‘tail’ in song and arranger view respectively selects the audio clip in clip view. The waveform length on display matches the timing and synchronisation to the grid. Example, an audio waveform may fill one page as it is 1 bar in length. More precise options for editing are available in the waveform editor although this does not sync to grid timing.