Audio Loops And Music Loops - PRESONUS AudioBox Stereo Quick Start Manual

6.4.9.2 Locate to the Mouse Cursor
To quickly locate the playback
[Ctrl]/[Cmd]+[Space] on the keyboard. This is very useful when you want to quickly navigate to
multiple edits for auditioning or further editing, without clicking in the
6.4.9.3 Follow Song and Follow Edit Position
If you would like the Arrange view to follow the current playback-cursor position, engage
Autoscroll in the toolbar, or press [F] on the keyboard. This will keep all audible events in view.
If you would like the playback-cursor position to follow the current edit position, engage
Follow Edit Position, which is next to Autoscroll in the toolbar. With this engaged, the
playback-cursor position will jump to the beginning of any Event or note being moved, or to
the position of any marker being moved.
6.5

Audio Loops and Music Loops

Studio One features two proprietary file formats, Audio Loop (.audioloop) and Music Loop
(.musicloop), that greatly enhance your ability to create and reuse original material in your
productions and to share your material with other Studio One users. The following describes
these formats and how to use them.
6.5.1 Audio Loops
Audio Loops are essentially Audio Parts tagged with a tempo and rendered with lossless
compression. To create an Audio Loop, drag any Audio Part to the File Browser. You will then
see the Audio Loop listed, along with a drop-down arrow in the Browser that, when clicked,
reveals the Slices that the Audio Loop contains.
Audio Loops allow fast creation of flexible audio loops from any source. For instance, you
might take part of a drum recording you just made and turn it into a loop by doing the
following:
Export a stem for the Drum bus for the desired range to a new stereo track.
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Detect transients on the new track and then apply the Slice action, with the Merge
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option checked in the Audio Bend panel.
Drag the Audio Part to Browser to export an Audio Loop you can use in any Song and
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can share with other Studio One users.
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position to the mouse-cursor position, press
Timeline.