Using Plug-Ins to Create New Master Clips
| Display/Hide Master Clip Controls button |
To create new master clips, using the AudioSuite plug-ins:
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Drag one (or more) master clips or subclips into the AudioSuite
window.
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The system automatically enters Master Clip Processing mode and
expands the AudioSuite window, if necessary.
You can click the Display/Hide Master Clip Controls button to display
or hide the controls for processing a master clip. To enter or exit
Master Clip Processing mode, click the Toggle Master Clip Mode
button. The button is yellow when Master Clip Processing mode is
active.
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If you dropped more than one master clip in the AudioSuite window,
click the Clip Selection pop-up menu, and select a clip to work on.
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Select the input sources from the Input Source Track selectors.
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(Option) Change the preview source track; Alt+click (Windows) or
Option+click (Macintosh) the Input Source Track selector.
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(Option) Type a value in the Handle Length for End of Master Clip text
box to lengthen the clip by a specific amount. For example, type 2 if
you plan to add a 2-second reverb trail.
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If you are using Time Compression Expansion plug-ins, the plug-ins
automatically lengthen or shorten the clip.
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Click the Plug-in Selection pop-up menu, and select a plug-in.
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Click the Activate Current Plug-in button to open the plug-in's dialog
box. For more information, see Using a Plug-In Dialog Box.
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Make any changes and click the Preview button to preview the effect.
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Either render the plug-in from the Plug-in dialog box or return to the
AudioSuite window. For more information on rendering, see
Rendering Plug-In Effects.
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When you click the Render Effect button, the system creates a new
master clip in the target bin. The system names the new master clip by
combining the original clip name with the effect name, for example:
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(Windows) Test Audio clip_Normalize
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(Macintosh) QuietClip.Normalize
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