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yellow indicates a risk of over-modulation during audio mix-

ing (only if several over-modulated segments are mixed), and

ﬂashing red indicates over-modulation.

(9) Click on the Split button to access the Split Sample menu.

You can then split audio scenes in the same way as video

scenes.

The name of the audio sample is displayed at the top on the

right-hand side. The name is followed by .1 or .2 etc. (e.g. A

1.1 or A 1.2). You can of course click in this ﬁeld to call up the

keyboard again, and rename the audio sample. Clicking on

the Split Position button now enables you to split the audio

sample. A graphical display of the part to be split off is shown

in the bar at the bottom. In addition, the wave form and audio

scrubbing (Chapter 3.2 ‘Sound envelope & audio scrubbing’,

only with active Gold Edition

), which cannot be disabled in

this menu, show the point of the audio sample at which you

are located. The Use and Drop buttons and the arrow buttons

have the same function as in the Split Sample menu of the im-

age material.

Click on the Play button to start playback of the audio sample

currently being edited. During playback you can split the

sample for example at a bar by clicking on Use at a suitable

point. Your audio sample will be split at this point without

play-back being stopped. If you whish to copy the split audio

pieces into the Storyboard in the Edit screen, you need to ﬁrst

activate the ‘Insert as scenes in storyboard’

by marking the

little box. After splitting the sample and conﬁrming with ‘OK’

or waiting until the end of the sound, the video data will be

created. The sample parts are automatically copied in the form

of empty scenes, containing the respective parts of the sound.

These empty scenes are placed into the Storyboard in the Edit

screen. They’ll be easy to spot: Black scenes with a little music

note symbol.

Additionally, you can now press the ‘Replace’ (or ‘Insert’)

button (see chapter 4.7, item (17) / (13)), so that the selected

empty audio scene takes the place of the selected scene in the

scene bin. If the video scene is too long, it is trimmed to the

right length at the end.

This function is great for audio pre-editing as you can com-

fortably make your cuts and then implement the rhythmically

Make sample longer If you have a sample that you would

like to make longer by adding a silent part at the start or at the

end, this operator should be used. A silent piece can be added

on at the start or at the end. The time can be set to a maximum

of 30 seconds, which can be set in seconds. This is especially

convenient for audio samples that must be faded in or out, but

that do not have enough after-recording time.

Clipboard

If your system supports this function, you

can place the audio sample onto a clipboard. If you select

‘Clipboard’, this will open a selection menu. The sorting order

of your music recordings in the clipboard is identical to your

recording menu. The sorting setting made there is also used in

the clipboard. This menu will enable you to add samples to the

clipboard, or to insert samples from it into the active project.

The top of the screen has a list of all samples found in the

Clipboard. This list will be empty the ﬁrst time you see it. The

following options exist:

Add current sample The sample currently selected is added

to the Clipboard.

Add other sample You can add another sample than the cur-

rent one from your project.

Add sample from different project You can add any sample

from any of your projects. To do this, ﬁrst select the project,

then the sample.

Remove sample(s) This option is only available if you have se-

lected at least one sample in the Clipboard. All tagged samples

will be deleted from the list.

Import sample(s) This option is only available if you have

selected at least one sample in the selection list. All marked

(tagged) samples will be added to the current project.

Options You can determine if trimmed parts of the samples

are transferred or left out.

Any audio samples placed on the clipboard are deleted when

the system is switched off.

Also in this menu you see the button ‘Pre-listen’ under the

effect options. Here, you have the option of either deactivating

the function (‘off’), i.e. either hearing the effect or the original.

Once you select either Effect or Original, this will loop-play

about 20 seconds of the effect selected in the list (applied to

the music selected in the list of sound clips) or some seconds

of the original sound piece. This option can save you a lot of

time, because the audio effects can be heard and compared

with the original without being rendered.

This function also displays signal amplitude as a control.

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