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Fitting Audio Events to the Loop

You may have an audio ﬁle with an inherent tempo that doesn’t ﬁt the current Ar-

rangement. Cubase VST then allows you to adapt either the audio ﬁle to the Ar-

rangement (by applying time correction) or the Arrangement to the audio ﬁle (by

adjusting the tempo). Proceed as follows:

1. Import the ﬁle into the Arrangement.

2. Open the Audio Editor and adjust the Start and End Insets of the Event so

that it exactly ﬁts some speciﬁed “musical” length, for example an even

number of bars.

One good way of doing this is to use the Loop playback feature in the Wave

editor. What you are trying to achieve here is that the audio ﬁle, when played

in isolation, is of exactly the correct length. However, it will not ﬁt in with the

metronome or other events in the Arrangement.

3. Move the event so that it starts at some sensible musical position, for ex-

ample the downbeat of a bar.

4. Set up a loop of the same “musical” length as the event.

Since the two are currently not playing in the same tempo, the “graphical”

length of the loop will not be the same as that of the event.

The event and Loop set up correctly.

5. Select the audio event, and only that event.

6. Select “Fit Event To Loop Range” from the Do pop-up menu.

You are presented with a dialog that allows to choose between two options:

• Tempo: This will adjust the tempo of the Arrangement so that it ﬁts the event.

If you have the Master Track activated, a tempo change is added at the Loop

start.

• Audio: This will time correct the part of the audio ﬁle that the event plays, so

that it ﬁts the current tempo. For more info on time correction, see page 281.

Here, the loop is set to a

length of one bar.

This drum loop is also

one bar long, but doesn’t

ﬁt the current tempo.

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