Can you insert time in the beginning of a recorded audio clip?
I cant seem to figure it out! Doesnt seem you can add time at the start!
Inserting time in audio clips.
Probably the best bet....
Unlink the envelope
Make it longer then the loop
Turn the volume down at the start.
Make sure 1 is where u want it.
If it's a loop u want silent for a bar, then to turn up then that's easy.
If it's something more irregular u may have to play with sample offset or
something. or just edit it in a sample editor.
Can negative values be put in the start marker position to extend it backwards?
-Ben
Unlink the envelope
Make it longer then the loop
Turn the volume down at the start.
Make sure 1 is where u want it.
If it's a loop u want silent for a bar, then to turn up then that's easy.
If it's something more irregular u may have to play with sample offset or
something. or just edit it in a sample editor.
Can negative values be put in the start marker position to extend it backwards?
-Ben
So the answare is, you cant? You must go destructive through 3rd party editor?MrYellow wrote:Probably the best bet....
Unlink the envelope
Make it longer then the loop
Turn the volume down at the start.
Make sure 1 is where u want it.
If it's a loop u want silent for a bar, then to turn up then that's easy.
If it's something more irregular u may have to play with sample offset or
something. or just edit it in a sample editor.
Can negative values be put in the start marker position to extend it backwards?
-Ben
In tracktion or cubase, you can move the audio within the clip bouth ways, undestructive.
My workaround so far is to record some extra air in the beginning, befor playing. But if I forget it, I have to do it again, and thats a bitch if you were into some groovy zone you cant repeat!
Here's what I do:
From Session View:
1) Drag the clip you want to modify to Arrange view (by dragging it to the little horizonal bars icon that switches you to arrange)
2) Drop the clip on your channel anywhere you want
3) Use your mouse to select the whole clip, plus however many bars in front (or in back) of the clip.
4) Ctrl+J to consolidate
5) Drag clip back to session view
6) Go make a sandwich, cause all that work made you tired.
Omit #6, and you'll be on your way to greatness.
From Session View:
1) Drag the clip you want to modify to Arrange view (by dragging it to the little horizonal bars icon that switches you to arrange)
2) Drop the clip on your channel anywhere you want
3) Use your mouse to select the whole clip, plus however many bars in front (or in back) of the clip.
4) Ctrl+J to consolidate
5) Drag clip back to session view
6) Go make a sandwich, cause all that work made you tired.
Omit #6, and you'll be on your way to greatness.
Yes You Can/This is how
High lite the extra space you want to add (ie.the 1st 8 bars)
-ctrl + I This will move everthing over and not delete anything. This works anywhere in the music...
Have fun,
Craig
-ctrl + I This will move everthing over and not delete anything. This works anywhere in the music...
Have fun,
Craig
Switching from performing musician to studio dude...big learning curve, but I'm determined to become fluent in this electronic/recording world even if I'm slow as a brick.
Just look at cc/answer is there
Hi
Switching from performing musician to studio dude...big learning curve, but I'm determined to become fluent in this electronic/recording world even if I'm slow as a brick.
Re: Yes You Can/This is how
But you cant high lite before 0 in session mode.cc wrote:High lite the extra space you want to add (ie.the 1st 8 bars)
-ctrl + I This will move everthing over and not delete anything. This works anywhere in the music...
Have fun,
Craig
@joesapo:
Thanx! Just what I was looking for!
Though it is strange you cant do it in session mode, and I shure hope you can in L6.