Enabling/disabling AudioSnap

You can enable/disable AudioSnap processing on a clip-by-clip basis. Transient markers are always available to be edited, but AudioSnap is not active on a clip unless at least one transient marker has been stretched.

By disabling AudioSnap on a clip that has stretched transient markers, you can compare how the clip sounds with and without AudioSnap processing. Disabling AudioSnap can also temporarily free up CPU processing power.

To enable or disable AudioSnap

1.	Select the audio clips you want to enable/disable AudioSnap on.

2.	Do one of the following:

Click the Bypass button in the AudioSnap palette.

Click the Enable check box in the Clip Inspector’s AudioSnap section.

AudioSnap is enabled/disabled on the selected audio clips, and transient markers are shown/hidden.

Note: AudioSnap is automatically enabled on a clip if you stretch a transient marker on the clip.

 

See:

Using global tools on AudioSnap transient markers

Using the AudioSnap palette

Fixing timing problems in audio clips

Synchronizing audio and the project tempo

Extracting MIDI timing information from audio

General editing

Using the Pool

Algorithms and rendering