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Tutorial 45
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Exception: Vita (and all associated Vita instruments) and Revolta 2
remain coupled in the track where they are placed. They are
controlled via MIDI objects.
Experiment with the various synthesizers in Samplitude 11 Producer
to discover the possibilities.
Editing objects
Editing objects is the same for all object types. The following options
are equally available for audio objects, synth objects, and MIDI
objects
Many object edits require the objects to be selected first. Individual
objects are highlighted with a mouse-click. Multiple objects can be
selected when the "Shift" key is held depressed. You can also click
and drag out a rectangle to select multiple objects. All objects
contained therein will be selected ("rubber band selection").
All objects in the VIP can be shortened or looped by moving the
mouse to one of the lower corners of the object until it turns into a
stretch symbol. You can now reduce the size of the object. Any
disturbing passages at the beginning or end of the recording can be
removed simply by moving the ends inwards.
If the option "Create looped object" is activated in the top menu bar
under "Object", you can stretch the object with the right handle. Use
this feature to create entire rhythm tracks from short drum samples
by simply stretching the object apart.
At the top corners of every object there are two fade handles that
can be adjusted to fade an object in or out. The handle at the top
center can be used to adjust the volume of the objects.
Several objects can be combined with others to make up a group, to
avoid the objects being unintentionally moved out of relation to each
other. First mark the individual objects. Next, click in the toolbar on
the "Group" symbol.
All objects can be split into multiple objects. Select the option "Split
objects" in the "Edit" menu (or press "T" on the keyboard). The
selected object will be split at the position of the playback marker.