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80 Functional overview
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Ranges may also be saved and renamed without any restrictions by pressing
"Alt + F11".
These and other special functions for defining, changing, and using ranges are
available in the "Range" menu. This includes a range editor dialog for the exact
numerical input of ranges and the range manager for quickly and easily viewing
and selecting ranges.
All menu commands for editing ranges are explained in the menu reference
under "Range".
Examples for working with ranges
Sample 1: Moving multiple neighboring objects to a new position. Instead of
selecting each object separately while holding down the Ctrl key, you can
select a range that contains all objects. Select the desired objects via "Object
-> Select objects -> Select objects in active track".
Example 2: To remove a section of a song from the VIP window completely.
This may be, for example, a verse of a song that should be cut out in order to
reduce the overall length of the track. Select a range and activate all tracks by
double clicking twice to select the affected verse. Next, select "Edit -> More ->
Delete with time/ripple" to remove the verse.
Example 3: To play a selected range as a loop. Activate the "Loop" button in
the transport control. In this case, the range edges may be modified by
dragging the handles on the edges. This enables previewing prior to making a
cut.
Working in wave projects
A wave project contains the audio files. Objects in VIP refer to these audio files.
Access the wave project via the respective wave window.
When a VIP is open, you can’t normally see the wave window. In order to view
it as an icon, activate the ”wave project as icon” option in the menu window.
To hide it again, select ”Hide wave project”.
The name of the wave project is in the title bar of the wave window along with
the bit resolution, the length of the sample, and the resulting memory
requirements. To activate a wave project, the appropriate window must be