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disappears, but will reappear in the other project, showing you that the displayed settings in that
project are different from the last saved version of the preset. If you want to get rid of the asterisk in all
projects, save the preset in each project with the exact same settings.
Effects on Clips
Both audio and MIDI clips now contain full-featured FX bins. You can insert real-time effects on clips,
in both MIDI and audio tracks. Each clip that you insert an effect on displays its own FX bin, that you
can use to manage the effects on that clip.
The characteristics of clip-based effects are:
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Splitting a clip copies the effect(s) onto both clips.
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You can copy or move clip-based effects from one clip to another, and to or from the FX bin on a
track.
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A clip's FX bin also appears on the General tab of the clip's Clip Properties dialog (to open: right-
click the clip and choose Clip Properties from the popup menu).
Note: you cannot drag effects to or from the Clip Properties dialog.
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You can patch an effect onto multiple clips at the same time by first selecting the clips.
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Audio effects can be automated by using clip envelopes.
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The Edit-Bounce to Clip(s) command follows clip boundaries—effects tails are cut off, unless you
slip-edit the end of the clip to leave space.
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Freezing a track or synth will also freeze the per-clip FX bins.
To Insert an Effect on a Clip or Clips
1.
If you want to insert an effect onto multiple clips, select the clips.
2.
Right-clip a clip that you want to insert an effect onto.
The Clips pane context menu appears.
3.
Choose Insert Effect-[Audio or MIDI]-[name of desired effect].
The FX icon appears on the clip(s) after you insert the effect (see picture, below).
FX icon
To Open or Close the FX Bin on a Clip
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To open a clip's FX bin, click the FX icon, or right-click the FX icon and select Open Clip Effects
Bin from the popup menu.
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To close a clip's FX bin, click the X icon that's in the upper left corner of the clip's FX bin, or click
anywhere outside of the FX bin.
To Delete, Bypass, Move, Copy, or Re-order a Clip Effect
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To delete an effect, right-click the effect name and choose Delete from the popup menu.
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To bypass or un-bypass all the effects on a clip, right-click in the clips's FX bin and choose Bypass
Bin from the popup menu.
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To enable or disable an individual effect, click the effect's green on/off switch.
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To move an effect to another FX bin (on a track or a clip), drag the name of the effect to the other
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