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Import Sample
Import Sample as Dump
MAGIX audio studio gives you the option of importing
Wave, AIFFor Sample Dump files into a MAGIX audio
studio project. You will need to specify which type the
project is going to be, a RAM Wave Project, or a HD Wave
project.
Difference between Open->WAV and Import
Sample->WAV:
The command Open->WAV opens an already existing WAV
file and edits the file as a HD Wave project. MAGIX audio
studio automatically creates a HDP file and the correspon-
ding graphic file in the source folder.
When importing a WAV file, the complete file is copied.
Additional hard disk space is needed and the process takes
much more time, since the audio file has to be copied with
Open Project->WAV. Import Sample->WAV has to be used
when intending to use the WAV file as a RAM Wave project.
Convert > Unlink Project
Sometimes it is necessary to split a 2 channel stereo project
(two joined mono projects (L&R Wave project) into two in-
dependent mono projects. With this menu option, you can
terminate the static connection between the projects.
If you would like to join the projects again, simply select
“Link Projects” from the “Special” menu (see below).
Convert > Link Projects
Two mono projects are linked to one L&R Wave project.
This is a convenient way of editing joined mono samples
with the same operations.
Make sure that the windows of the two projects to be linked
are open. Select one of the objects as the current object
(click on the lower half with the left mouse button) and call
up the “Link Projects” menu option. Next, click on the pro-
ject you want to join. MAGIX audio studio will link the two
projects.
MAGIX audio studio will automatically match the sample
length of the two projects but not the bit resolution.
Convert > Append Projects
With this function a project can be appended with another
project, i.e. the material of one project is copied directly
behind the material of the first.
- Table of Contents 3
- Contents of packaging 10
- System Requirements 12
- Installation 13
- Introduction 16
- Tutorial 25
- Audio Cabling 26
- MIDI Installation 28
- Audio: Recording and Playback 31
- The Sample Editor Window 38
- Digital Factory 39
- The Waveplayer 40
- The Mixer and HyperDraw 44
- The Track Mixer 44
- Audio Channel Strips 45
- MIDI Channel Strips 46
- General MIDI 46
- Automated Mixing 48
- Audio Instruments 51
- MIDI: Recording and Playback 53
- Event Editor 61
- Score Editing and Printout 67
- Matrix Editor 69
- File Format 71
- Mixdown by Track Bouncing 71
- Post-Production 72
- Troubleshooting 74
- Conventions of this Manual 82
- The Mouse 82
- Basic functions 82
- Mouse Input 82
- Tools and the Toolbox 84
- Window Functions 86
- Working with windows 87
- Dialog Boxes 90
- Window Types 90
- Relationships between Windows 91
- Screensets 92
- Selection Techniques 93
- Edit Operations 95
- The Clipboard 95
- Step-time Recording 97
- Event Quantization 98
- Note Quantization 99
- Display Functions 100
- Key Commands 100
- Key Commands Window 101
- Global Functions 103
- Object Colors 103
- Online Help 103
- Song Administration 103
- New Song 103
- Loading a Song 104
- Special Functions 104
- Saving Songs 104
- Closing a Song 105
- Quitting the Program… 105
- Transport Functions 106
- Keys and Buttons 109
- Arrange Window 119
- Regions in the Arrange Window 142
- Creating Regions 142
- Erasing Regions 142
- Copying Regions 143
- Moving Regions 143
- Changing Start and End Points 145
- Region Parameter Box 145
- The Region Anchor 146
- Audio Recording 149
- Audio Tracks: Basics 149
- “Arming” Tracks 150
- Recording Modes 150
- 207 AudioDrop 151
- Functions 153
- Digital Mixdown 153
- Hyper Draw for Regions 154
- Mixers and Audio Objects 155
- The Audio Window 180
- Audio Driver 196
- The Sample Edit Window 197
- The WavePlayer 211
- The Event List 216
- The Drum Editor 227
- The Matrix Editor 236
- Score Edit Window 241
- Tempo Display 260
- Tempo Track 260
- Overview 260
- Tempo List Editor 260
- Creating Tempo Changes 261
- Other Functions 261
- The Graphic Tempo Editor 262
- Tempo Functions 262
- Recording Tempo Changes 262
- Synchronization 263
- Song Settings and Preferences 278
- Standard MIDI Files 288
- Glossary 290
- Quickstart 301
- Terminology 307
- Virtual Editing Concepts 313
- Tips & Tricks 321
- The Effects 325
- Internet-Functions 328
- Data Transfer 330
- DSP Display 332
- DSP Display and Writing Speed 333
- The Individual Mouse Modes 334
- Shortcuts 338
- Button overview 341
- Button Overview 342
- Problems & Solutions 344
- Reference 349
- Menu File 350
- Menu Edit 363
- Menu View 371
- Menu Object 378
- Menu Effects 387
- Menu Range 404
- Menu CD (deLuxe-version) 410
- Menu CD (deLuxe-version) 411
- Menu Tools 416
- Menu Playback 420
- Menu Options 431
- Menu Window 447
- Menu Windows 448
- Menu Help 455
- INDEX–MIDI STUDIO 457
- INDEX - AUDIO STUDIO 479
- Index - audio studio 480
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