User Manual

MENU AND DIALOG REFERENCE
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Bounce Clips to New Recordings (Audio Clips)
This function allows you to export the recording of a selected audio clip to an additional Comp Row. See “Bounce
Clip(s) to New Recording(s)”.
Bounce Clip to REX Loop (Single Take Audio Clips)
This lets you bounce an open Single Take audio clip to a Rex file. The Rex file ends up on the Song Samples tab in
the Tool Window. See “Bounce Clip to REX Loop”.
Bounce Audio Clips to MIDI
It’s possible to convert Single Take audio clips to note clips. This is especially useful for monophonic audio that can
be opened in Pitch Edit mode. See “Bouncing audio to MIDI notes”.
Stretch and Transpose Type
This function allows you to choose which Stretch and Transpose Type to use for a selected Audio Clip. See “Opening
audio clips for editing” for more information.
Correct Pitch (Audio in Pitch Edit Mode)
This lets you correct pitches of selected notes, or of all notes in an audio clip in Pitch Edit mode. See “Correcting
pitches”.
Reset Pitch (Audio in Pitch Edit Mode)
This lets you reset the pitches of selected notes, or of all notes in an audio clip in Pitch Edit mode. See “Resetting
pitches”.
Split At Slices (Single Take Audio Clips)
This lets you split an open Single Take audio clip at the selected Slice Markers, and thus create several separate au-
dio clips out of a bigger one. See “Split at Slices”.
Split At Notes (Single Take Audio Clips)
This lets you split an open audio clip in Pitch Edit mode at the selected notes, and thus create several separate audio
clips out of a bigger one. See “Splitting the clip at notes”.
Revert Slices (Single Take Audio Clips)
This lets you undo all Slice Marker edits you made in an open Single Take audio clip and revert to the clip the way it
was before you edited it. See “Revert All Slices”.
Revert Notes (Notes in Single Take Audio Clips in Pitch Edit Mode)
This lets you “undo” all edits you have made in Pitch Edit mode (similar to the “Revert Slices” function in Slice Edit
mode). See “Reverting all notes”.
Enable/Disable Stretch (Audio Clips)
This function lets you decide if a selected audio clip should stretch and follow tempo changes in the song. When dis-
abled, the audio clip doesn’t follow the song tempo. When enabled, the audio clip is stretched and follows the song
tempo of the sequencer. See “About tempo changes and tempo automation of audio tracks”.