Editing Commands; Undo History - PRESONUS AudioBox Stereo Quick Start Manual

6.13.3 Drag Audio to Instrument Track
When an Audio Event is edited with Melodyne, the notes resulting from analysis will appear on
the waveform, as with Music Loops. In this state, it is possible to drag the Audio Event to an
Instrument Track lane in the Arrangement to extract the notes, resulting in an Instrument Part
that perfectly matches the audio performance. The notes and velocity for the Instrument Part
are derived from the Melodyne analysis and editing.
This makes it possible, for instance, to sing a melody and then drag it to an Instrument Track
for a virtual instrument to play, rather than trying to figure out how to play it on a keyboard
controller. You might also wish to replace or enhance an acoustic-instrument performance
with a virtual instrument. These techniques and many more are now possible with a single
drag-and-drop.
6.13.4 Remove Melodyne
Melodyne can easily be removed from any Audio Event by using the Audio/Remove Melodyne
command, or [Ctrl]/[Cmd]+[Alt]/[Option]+M. This will remove the Melodyne device and
restore the Audio Event to its state prior to Melodyne processing.
6.14

Editing Commands

6.14.1 Common Music Editing Commands
When editing in the Music Editor, several editing commands are likely to be used often. We
have placed these commands in a menu that allows quick access, located to the right of the
Tool icons in the upper left of the Music Editor. Click on the Action button to reveal a drop-
down menu of commands with which you can edit any selected notes in the Music Editor.
6.15

Undo History

The Undo History menu, accessed under Edit/History, enables you to view and step through
virtually every editing function that has occurred since a document was opened. Simply click
on any edit in the list to instantly roll the document back to the point where that edit was
made.
Note that the history is cleared when a document is closed but remains intact when the
document is saved and kept open.
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