Click the Browse Media button .
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
3. Do one of the following:
To insert into an existing track as a new clip. Double-click the file to add it to the selected track at the current Now time, or drag the file to the desired location.
To insert into a new track. Drag the file to en empty space in the Track view, below the last track.
To insert into a cell in the Matrix view. Make sure the Matrix view is visible, then drag the file to the desired Matrix cell.If you want to specify various options when exporting audio, you can use the File > Export > Audio command instead.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
3. Do one of the following:
To add tracks to the end. Drag the track template to an empty space below the last track, or double-click the track template.
To replace an existing track. Drag the track template onto the track you want to replace.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
3. Do one of the following:
To add tracks at the end of the current project. Drag the project template to the Track view.
To open the template as a new project. Double-click the project template.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
3. Do one of the following:
To open a project. Double-click the desired cwp/cwb/wrk/bun file.
To import the project into existing tracks. Drag the desired cwp/cwb/wrk/bun file into an existing track.
To import the project as new tracks. Drag the desired cwp/cwb/wrk/bun file to an empty space in the Track view, below the last track.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
3. Do one of the following:
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
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3. Select the Project menu, point to Set Audio Preview Bus, then select the bus you want to preview audio through.
Note: Auto-Preview is enabled by default. If you disable Auto-Preview, you must click the Play button each time you want to preview the selected audio file.
The default max Media Browser preview duration is 5 minutes (300,000 milliseconds). You can specify the max preview duration with the MaxPreviewMsec variable in Aud.ini.
1. Go to Edit > Preferences > Audio - Configuration File.
2. The Aud.ini file opens in the default Windows text editor.
3. In Aud.ini, add a new entry called MaxPreviewMsec in the [Wave] section, and set its value to the max desired preview duration (in milliseconds). For example:
4. Save Aud.ini and close the Windows text editor.
5.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
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3. Select the Project menu, point to Set Synth Preview Output, then select the soft synth you want to preview MIDI through.
Note: If there are no synths in the project, go to Insert > Soft Synths and insert the desired soft synth.
Note 1: Auto-Preview is enabled by default. If you disable Auto-Preview, you must click the Play button each time you want to preview the selected audio file.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
Right-click the file you want to rename, and choose Rename on the pop-up menu.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
2. Do one of the following:
Right-click the file you want to delete, and choose Delete on the pop-up menu.
1. In the Browser, click the Browse Media button .
2.
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