Audio Multi-Track Editor
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Let's create a new project for editing. Launch a new multi-track editor by clicking on the M-Track button from the main toolbar. You are presented with a new project dialog. Here you can name your project, select the sample rate, and choose whether to accept the default mono pcm, or choose stereo audio. When done click the OK button.
You now have 3 default track beds to import audio samples to, as seen below.
Getting audio into your library is done by clicking on the
Import Audio
button (circled below) on the editors toolbar. With the file explorer dialog open, navigate to a folder containing audio on your system. Select a clip and click
Open
. The selected clips are now in your audio library.
R. clicking within any track will give you the option of inserting an imported library clip, or if you happen to be connected to the main site (station), inserting a NewsRoom clip via the network. We will demonstrate both options of accessing the audio available to you.
Choosing
Insert Library Clip
will launch a dialog with a list of audio cuts that you previously imported. You can click
Play
to sample the clip in real-time, or simply choose
Insert
to instantly add the cut to your project.
Choosing
Insert NewsRoom Clip
will launch a dialog with
rmt5-multitrk-insert-NR-clip
Once satisfied with the finished project, you can render it as one file, saving it anywhere on the network, to your local hard drive or directly to automation.
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