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7)
Click RipX in the RipLink plugin window.
8)
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.)
9)
Once all sections have been ripped, edit them as you would normally.
10)
When you have finished, display each Rip and choose File>Update In Studio One (
zX
S / Ctrl+Alt+S)
to update the audio in Studio One.
Cubase Pro/Nuendo
1)
Split the sections of each track that you would like to edit in RipX from the rest of the track by using
the Split Tool.
2)
Switch to the Object Selection Tool and click on one of the sections to select it.
3)
From the menu bar, select Audio > Extensions > RipLink.
4)
Repeat steps 2-3 for the other sections that you would like to edit in RipX.
5)
Click RipX in the RipLink plugin window.
6)
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.)
7)
Once all sections have been ripped, edit them as you would normally.
8)
When you have finished, display each Rip and choose File>Update In Cubase/Nuendo (
zX
S /
Ctrl+Alt+S) to update the audio in Cubase/Nuendo.
REAPER
1)
Split the sections of each track that you would like to edit in RipX from the rest of the track by clicking
on the track and pressing S.
2)
Double-click on one of the sections.
3)
At the bottom of the Media Item Properties dialog box that opens, click Take FX…
4)
The Add FX dialog box opens. In the tree on the left-hand side, click on Hit’n’Mix under Developers.
5)
Click on VST3: RipLink in the panel on the right and click Add (macOS) or OK (Windows).
6)
Repeat steps 2-5 for the other sections that you would like to edit in RipX.
7)
Click RipX in an FX dialog box.
8)
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.)
9)
Once all sections have been ripped, edit them as you would normally.
10)
When you have finished, display each Rip and choose File>Update In REAPER (
zX
S / Ctrl+Alt+S) to
update the audio in REAPER.