I need to remove small sections of a mono .wav audio file, and just have silence in its place when I join the regions that I actually need, in order to export a single, complete .wav file. It used to work with Join, but now Join just reverts the gap back to the original audio that I removed using split, select and delete Has something changed? How do I do it now?
yoyoBen wrote:
Yes, it has changed. And even adding a fade doesn't help. I also don't like it.
Now, you have to use "Bounce in Place". And in order to get the same result like before, you have to enable "Bypass Effect Plugi-Ins".
Don't use the "Join" command, use "Join per Tracks" command instead.
The Join command is more of a "re-Join the Region based on the underlying Parent Audio File". The Join per Tracks command will create a new Audio File (and Region), more like a "merge the existing Regions (Parent Audio FIle segments) to a new continuous Audio File (Audio Region).
No need to Bounce in Place, it is just too "messy" for this quick edit.
Hope that helps
羅德 佳.
Author of the best-selling book series "Graphically Enhanced Manuals (GEM)"
yoyoBen wrote:
Yes, it has changed. And even adding a fade doesn't help. I also don't like it.
Now, you have to use "Bounce in Place". And in order to get the same result like before, you have to enable "Bypass Effect Plugi-Ins".
Don't use the "Join" command, use "Join per Tracks" command instead.
The Join command is more of a "re-Join the Region based on the underlying Parent Audio File". The Join per Tracks command will create a new Audio File (and Region), more like a "merge the existing Regions (Parent Audio FIle segments) to a new continuous Audio File (Audio Region).
No need to Bounce in Place, it is just too "messy" for this quick edit.
Hope that helps
羅德 佳.
Author of the best-selling book series "Graphically Enhanced Manuals (GEM)"
Yes, it has changed. And even adding a fade doesn't help. I also don't like it.
Now, you have to use "Bounce in Place". And in order to get the same result like before, you have to enable "Bypass Effect Plugi-Ins".
Is your channel strip set to mono? I talk about "Bounce in Place" not bounce a project or section. To open the context menu, CNTR+CLICK the regions you like to bounce as one file. Then select Bounce and Join > Bounce in Place.
Make sure the channelstrip and region are mono. If both are mono you won't be asked to choose L or R ... . When placing a stereo file on a mono track you should asked which side to choose.
I tried that but the problem is it always bounces to a stereo file, which I do not want. It needs to remain mono for delivery. If I change the output to output 1 and bounce in place I then end up with a panned Left or Right bounce. Any other solution?
The track is mono. When I click bounce in place it asks me to choose left or right and then the file is mono but pans one way in the output instead of equal L and R. It didn't do that before. It simply stayed equal mono.
Thank You!!! That is so helpful. And so illogical! Who would guess that the two Join commands were so different! I'm sure Join used to do what Join per tracks now does. Good to have it back!
Editing an audio file
