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Float File Support and Multiple Bit Depths
You can now play files of different bit depths in the same project. You can choose bit depths
for playback, recording, importing, exporting, and processing (bouncing, freezing, applying
effects). 32-bit support for these functions gives you full floating-point resolution for greater
dynamic range and more precise editing. See "Bit Depths, and Float Resolution" on page 550
for more information.
Track Layer Enhancements
Track layers can now contain both overlapping and non-overlapping clips, so that you can
keep clips from the same take on the same layer, even if the clips overlap.
You can now mute and solo layers, select layers, eliminate empty layers, and more. See "Take
Management and Comping Takes" on page 210 for more information.
Waveform Preview for Buses and Synth Tracks
You can now see a bus's or synth track's waveform, giving you visual feedback of levels. For
more information, see "Waveform Preview for Buses and Synth Tracks" on page 383.
Peak Markers
Buses, synth tracks, and audio tracks have a feature called Peak Markers. A Peak Marker in
each audio track or bus moves along in the Clips pane just behind the Now Time cursor
displaying the highest peak found during playback. See "Peak Markers" on page 382 for more
information.
Audio Scaling in Buses
You can now scale your waveforms in buses as well as audio tracks. For more information on
Audio Scaling, see "Audio Scaling" on page 324.
Cloning Multiple Tracks
You can now clone (copy) more than one track at a time. For more information, see "Copying
Tracks" on page 188.
Fade Options
You can now edit fade-ins and fade-outs for multiple clips at the same time. For more
information, see "To Edit or Create Fades from the Process Menu" on page 342.
OMF Enhancements
You can now choose a sample rate and bit depth when you import OMF projects. See
"Importing OMF Projects" on page 176 for more information.
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