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Cakewalk
1)
Select the section you would like to edit in RipX.
2)
Right-click on the section and select Region FX > RipLink > Create Region FX.
3)
Repeat steps 1-2 for the other sections that you would like to edit in RipX.
4)
Click RipX in the RipLink plugin window.
5)
RipX will bring up the usual options for ripping the audio. Click Rip to start ripping.
(Note: If the section has been previously ripped and is in the RipList, RipX will first ask whether you’d like to
open that instead.)
6)
Once all sections have been ripped, edit them as you would normally.
7)
When you have finished, display each Rip and choose File>Update In Cakewalk (
zX
S / Ctrl+Alt+S) to
update the audio in Cakewalk.
Other DAWs
1)
In your DAW, use its splitting tool to separate out the part of the track that you would like to edit in
RipX
2)
Add the RipLink plug-in (from developer Hit’n’Mix) to that section of track.
3)
Ensure that the section of track is selected.
4)
Click RipX in the RipLink plug-in’s window.
5)
RipX will bring up the usual options for ripping the audio. Click Rip to start ripping.
(Note: If the section has been previously ripped and is in the RipList, RipX will first ask whether you’d like to
open that instead.).
6)
Once all sections have been ripped, edit them as you would normally.
7)
When you have finished, choose File>Update In DAW (
zX
S / Ctrl+Alt+S) to update the audio in your
DAW.
Important: if you experience no audio playback within RipX whilst your DAW is running, check whether it has
an option to disable audio when running in the background, or try using an alternative playback device in RipX
from RipX>Preferences… (macOS) or File>Preferences… (Windows).
Using As External Sample Editor
Setting Up the DAW
This only needs to be done once and tells the DAW where RipX can be found. For example:
Windows: C:\Program Files\Hit'n'Mix\RipX\RipX.exe
macOS:
Applications/RipX
Logic Pro X
Version tested: 10. Select the File Editor tab from Logic Pro X > Preferences > Audio. (If
this tab is not shown, click Advanced from the toolbar, then Show Advanced Tools and
enable Audio, before returning to Audio > File Editor on the toolbar). Click the field next