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Working with segments

Making a segment Active

As described on page 287, one of the segments in the ﬁle is indicated in a special

way. This is called the active segment. You can display any of the ﬁle’s segments in

this way:

1. Pull down the Segment pop-up menu.

The Wave editor’s segment menu holds a list of the File’s segments.

2. Select the desired segment.

Adjusting the Active segment’s Start and End points

Sample-accurate Editing

Adjusting segment start and end points in the Wave editor has advantages:

• When you adjust segment points in the Audio editor, the points always snap

to ticks (1/384 of a quarter note).

• In the Pool, you can adjust segments down to an accuracy of one single sam-

ple, but you have no graphical feedback.

• In the Wave editor you can adjust segments graphically and with single sam-

ple resolution.

Adjusting the Start and End Points by Dragging

By dragging the Inset handles, you can adjust the start and end points for the seg-

ment, just as in the Audio editor (see page 244), but with single sample resolution.

If you need to, you may zoom in closely on the waveform for more precision.

Converting the Selection into a new segment

1. Create and adjust the selection as described on page 290.

2. Verify that the selection is as intended, by playing back.

Playing back in a loop is a great way of ﬁnding points that make musical

sense.

3. Pull down the segment pop-up menu and select “Selection To Segment”.

The new segment will get the name of its audio ﬁle, but with an index number

at the end of the name. If the ﬁle is named “Guitar” and there already are seg-

ments named “Guitar1”, “Guitar2” and “Guitar3”, the new segment will be

named “Guitar4”.

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