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compressed with the mouse, the speed and pitch increase just like a tape
when it is played faster.
In the timestretch mode, the pitch remains unchanged, if the object length and
with it the speed are changed.
You can switch modes by opening the Object FX page (view page 68) of an
object, switc
hing to the cleaning effects, and then selecting timestretching
from the tempo/resampling effects presets list.
Draw volume curve mouse mode
With the Draw volume curve mode you can "draw" any volume curve
using the mouse.
This way, you can create irregular volume progressions quickly.
To delete volume curve points, double-click on the corresponding point or click
on a point in the erase object mode (view page 40). You can delete multiple
points
by holding the Shift key and clicking the first and last points so that all
points in between are selected.
Selected volume points have a blue frame. You can now delete the points with
the Delete key.
Wave drawing mode
Repair short distortions such as crackling directly in the wave form of the
audio file by using the Wave drawing mode. Such distortions usually only
last a few sample values, so you can use the mouse and try to draw
along the original waveform without the distortion.
There is an automatic zoom function in the wave form display when you switch
into the Wave drawing mode, so sample values become visible.
Warning: Unlike other editing of the master track which only affects the project,
this mode lets you work directly with the Wave audio file, i.e. on the recorded
raw material, which is changed directly and permanently. Create a backup
copy to undo changes. Back up copies are created automatically when
working with MP3 and other compressed formats, since such files have to be
converted into the Wave format for this function.