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3. You initially only want to save the tempo and beat information in the audio
file to edit them later.
Generating remix objects
The song is cut up beat by beat into individual objects which can then be used
and re-edited in any required way in the VIP.
Some usage examples:
 Generate loops out of complete songs that you can use with your own
material.
 Remix songs, i.e. change the sequence of the remix object, cut and duplicate
the individual parts or beats of the songs, or enhance the song with any other
loops, samples, etc.
Caution! The “Generate remix objects” option can only be selected if the remix
agent was opened from a VIP.
Audio quantizing: The new objects are fitted exactly into the beat grid of the
arrangement.
In the case of manually produced music there are always slight tempo
fluctuations which result in different bar lengths. In order to ensure that the
objects still fit into the rigid beat grid of the arrangement, the "Object
timestretching" option is activated and used in such a way that the differences
in lengths are corrected.
For small corrections, use resampling. If the necessary corrections are very
small, the higher-quality resampling technique can be used instead of
timestretching.
Note: If you decide to alter the tempo of your multi-track object later and to
adjust the audio object in the VIP to the new tempo value, clearly audible pitch
changes will appear in the remix.
Remix objects in loop mode: The new objects are put into loop mode. When
the objects are lengthened with the right-hand object mouse handle, the object
will continue to be played at its original length.
Setting arrangement tempo at object tempo: The arrangement (VIP) takes
over the BPM value it has found. If you want to use the dissected song as the
basis for a new composition (remixing), this option should be active.