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When copying & pasting notes between Rips with different tempos, use
x
X
/Ctrl+Shift+V to
paste the notes and they will be automatically adjusted to fit the destination tempo.
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Tip: Quickly swap between the current and previously displayed Rip by pressing
^/Ctrl+Tab.
Edit time
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Make a time selection (see
Note & Time Selections
) then press Delete to delete the time and
everything in it. Notes and unpitched sounds either side of it will move together in time.
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Copy & paste time by selecting it then pressing
X
/Ctrl+C, clicking on the background at the time
at which you would like to paste, and pressing
X
/Ctrl+V. Unlike notes and unpitched sound,
pasted time is inserted, causing notes/unpitched sounds either side of it to be shifted further apart
in time.
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Quickly duplicate a time selection to the next visible beat marker by pressing
X
/Ctrl+D. The
distance of the selection from the preceding beat marker is maintained and the duplicated time is
stretched to fit with the destination BPM. Any notes or unpitched sounds at the destination that
are not locked or muted from the Layers Panel are deleted.
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DeepAudio only: Use Equalize Bar Lengths from the Tools/RipScripts>Tempo submenu to set all
bars to be the same length as bar 2.
Volume & EQ
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Change the overall volume of a selection of notes by
using the slider next to Level in the Adjust/Effects
menu.
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Click & drag the slider to the right/left to
increase/decrease the volume.
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Double-click slider to reset its position.
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Change the overall volume of an entire layer by using
the slider next to the name of that layer in the Layers
panel (in the bottom-right of the RipX window).
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Change the overall volume of the entire Rip by using the slider next to Master in the Layers panel.
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Mute or solo a layer by clicking the M or S button to the left of its name.
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The EQ and stereo panning of each layer, and of the entire Rip, can be adjusted as follows:
1.
Hover the mouse pointer over that layer, or Master, in the Layers panel.
2.
Click on the arrow that appears to the left of its slider.
3.
Use the sliders that appear beneath.
4.
Click the arrow again to hide these sliders.
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DeepAudio only: See
DeepAudio: Advanced Editing Techniques
to learn how to apply fades
and other volume envelopes to selections of notes and how to remove volume vibrato and other
fluctuations from a note.