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AUDIO EDITING IN THE SEQUENCER
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Editing audio using the Inspector
The Inspector can be used for editing audio recordings numerically.
! For Inspector editing specific to Pitch Edit mode, please refer to “Audio pitch editing in the Inspector”.
Editing recordings and cuts in the Inspector
If you select a Comp Row, the three displays change to show the Recording Offset, Comp Row Level and Comp Row
Transpose value:
If you select a Cut Handle in Comp Mode, two displays appear, showing the Cut Handle’s Position and Crossfade
time:
D Edit the values by clicking on a segment in a display and then dragging up/down, using the up/down spin con-
trols, or typing in new values. Snap is not taken into account.
See “Inspector segment displays” for details on how to edit in the Inspector displays.
Editing multiple recordings or multiple cuts in the Inspector
When you edit values for several selected Comp Rows or objects (Cut Handles etc.), the changes will always be rel-
ative. For example, if you change the Recording Offset, Level or Transpose values when several Comp Rows are se-
lected, the recordings will all be changed by the same amount; their relative values will be retained.
• If several Comp Rows are selected, the displays will show the values for the topmost selected Comp Row.
• If several Cut Handles are selected, the displays will show the Position and Crossfade values for earliest Cut
Handle in the clip.
• If several Comp Rows, or several Cut Handles, are selected and any of their values differ, Match Value buttons
appear next to the corresponding display.
For Cut Handles, only Crossfade values can be matched - not the Positions. See “Matching audio values using the
"Match Values" function”.
• If Comp Rows and Cut Handles are selected in combination (e.g. for moving Cuts and recordings together as a
group), no displays are shown in the Inspector.
Matching audio values using the "Match Values" function
The Match Values buttons appear as ‘=’ signs.
The “Match Values” function in the Inspector can be used for matching Recording Offsets, Comp Row Levels and
Transpose values of several selected Comp Rows to the offset/level/value of the topmost selected Comp Row. It can
also be used for matching Cut Crossfade values of several selected Cut Handles to the Crossfade value of the Cut
Handle with the earliest start position in the clip.