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Sample Editor
Window overview
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Snap
The Snap function helps you to find exact positions when editing in the
Sample Editor by restricting horizontal movement and positioning to certain
grid positions. You turn Snap on or off by clicking the Snap button in the
Sample Editor toolbar.
NOTE
The Sample Editor Snap function is independent of the Snap setting in the
Project window toolbar or other editors. It has no effect outside the Sample
Editor.
Snap to Zero Crossing
When this option is activated, editing is done at zero crossings (positions in
the audio where the amplitude is zero). This helps you to avoid pops and
clicks, which might otherwise be caused by sudden amplitude changes.
NOTE
The Sample Editor function “Snap to Zero Crossing” is independent of the
same setting in the Project window toolbar or other editors. It has no effect
outside the Sample Editor.
Auto-Scroll
When the Auto-Scroll option is activated on the Sample Editor toolbar, the
waveform display will scroll during playback, keeping the project cursor visible
in the editor.
NOTE
This setting is independent of the Auto-Scroll setting in the Project window
toolbar or other editors.
RELATED LINKS
Musical Mode on page 296
Selecting an algorithm for realtime playback on page 296
Chord Functions on page 505
Using the Setup options on page 627
The info line
The info line is displayed below the toolbar. It shows information about the audio
clip, such as the audio format and the selection range.
Initially, length and position values are displayed in the format specified in the
Project Setup dialog.
• To show or hide the info line, click the “Set up Window Layout” button on the
toolbar and activate or deactivate the Info Line option.