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Rhythm
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Draw new notes between the starts of existing notes with Audioshop’s Draw Sound Tool to
increase the speed of the rhythm.
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Use Beat Mapper (available from the Tools/RipScripts>Mappers submenu) to change the
rhythmic feel of all or only selected bars by changing the relative lengths of the beats within them.
Choose one of the presets (e.g. Swing) from the drop-down menu or follow the instructions to
design a custom effect.
Volume
•
Apply fades and other volume envelopes to selections of notes with Volume Mapper, available
from the Tools/RipScripts>Mappers submenu and choose either:
o
Fade In, Fade Out, Fade In & Out or Fade Out & In from the Presets drop-down menu, or
o
Custom and then follow the instructions to apply a volume envelope of your own design.
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Tip: Use this to add or remove expression such as a swell from a note.
•
Select Audioshop’s Smooth Region Tool, ensure that only Volume is selected, and then click &
drag over the note.
o
Note: Any associated pitch vibrato can be removed with Flatten Pitch in the
Adjust/Effects menu – see
Quickly flatten, slide, or add constant vibrato to pitch
.
Unpitched Sound
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Use Audioshop’s Edit Unpitched Tool to conveniently display all unpitched sound, spread out over
the entire Rip, from its top to its bottom. Click & drag over a region to select and edit it. Pitched
sounds/notes are displayed in the background for reference and cannot be selected or edited.
Noise Removal, Repair & Timbre Editing
Clean / Repair Unpitched Audio
1.
Select Audioshop’s Edit Unpitched Tool and, where the noise occurs, check if some or all of it has
been recognized as unpitched sound by clicking & dragging over unpitched sound to listen to it.
Then,
a)
If an unpitched sound contains the noise and nothing else, select it and press Delete.
b)
If it also contains a sound that is needed (such as a drum sound), check if that sound
appears by itself elsewhere. If it does, delete the unpitched sound containing the noise
and replace it with the other noiseless unpitched sound by copying & pasting it across.
(See
Unpitched Sound
in
DeepRemix: Essential Step-By-Step Editing Instructions
.)
c)
Otherwise, move on to the following step.
2.
Quickly remove any background or foreground noise from a selection with the Clean / Repair
menu options – in particular, Filter Background, Limit Foreground, Clicks & Thuds and Tones &
Hum. See below for details.