8.3

AUDIO EDITING IN THE SEQUENCER
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Bounce Clip(s) to New Sample(s)
You can bounce one or several Audio Clips to new Song Samples. You could then edit the samples in the Edit Sam-
ple window and then load into a sampler device for playback. Proceed as follows:
D Select the clips in the Clip Overview area in the Comp Editor, or select them in the Arrange View, and then se-
lect “Bounce > Bounce Clip(s) to New Sample(s)” from the Edit menu or context menu.
The Audio Clips are bounced to new Song Samples and named according to the Audio Clip name (if the clip was
named) or according to the Audio Track name with serial numbers. The bounced Audio Clips then end up as sam-
ple files in the Song Samples location in the Browser. Refer to “Sampling” for more details about sampling and
sample editing.
About the “Bounce Clip to Disk” function
The “Bounce > Bounce Clip to Disk” function on the Edit menu and clip context menu allows you to export the audio
of a selected clip to disk as a single WAV or AIFF file. This might be useful if you want to process an audio clip in an
external application and then re-import the clip to the track again. See “Bouncing Audio Clips” for more details.