Destructive audio edit in LPX

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Destructive audio edit in LPX

HowinLPXyou can process individualaudio regionin any plug-indestructiveform.Is there such a possibility? Here is aaudio editor, buthe is weakto process the files. Don't understandwhythere are noelementary functions suchasfile processinginstalled plugins.I foundthe optionof usingan external audioeditor, butstillhave not found a goodoption becauseif the process thesource file,thenthe logicstartsas somethingwith these filesto work correctly. Tell me whohandles asseparateaudio regionsinLPXindestructiveform?

Posted on Apr 17, 2015 6:53 AM

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Pancenter

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Apr 17, 2015 12:46 PM in response to V.Kay

Logic calls it "Bounce in Place", but it's actually a workaround for what you're asking. I too wish the Logic's audio editor worked more like the Nuendo/Cubase audio editor which possibly the most complete audio editor available in a current DAW. I usually know exactly what and how I want to edit, it would be convenient to highlight an area then pull up a plugin, audition some parameters and then apply it destructively to the audio file.

"Bounce in Place" will work but after you've used the method I describe, it seems slow.

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V.Kay Author

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Apr 17, 2015 1:30 PM in response to Pancenter

Let's hopethat the developerswill hear usand take upour issueand will be resolvedin the next release ofLPX.

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Pancenter

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Apr 17, 2015 2:02 PM in response to V.Kay

The devs don't come here... it's been requested many times, I doubt if it's going to happen, possibly because of Logic's design basics... when the sequencer is stopped... nothing is active, including plugins. That makes Logic efficient but causes several related problems, imho.

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