Apple Soundtrack Pro - Manual (Page 260)

260 Chapter 14 Using Soundtrack Pro With Apple Professional Applications
Using Soundtrack Pro With DVD Studio Pro
You can edit a DVD Studio Pro clip destructively by opening it in the Waveform Editor.
When you edit a clip destructively, you hear the clip with the changes you made in the
Waveform Editor without having to reimport the clip. You can save the clip as an audio
file project in the Waveform Editor, so you can reopen it later and continue editing.
To edit a clip destructively in the Waveform Editor:
1 In DVD Studio Pro, Control-click the clip, then choose Open in Editor from the shortcut
menu.
Soundtrack Pro opens and the clip appears in the Waveform Editor.
2 Edit the clip in the Waveform Editor.
You can edit the audio file project in the Waveform Editor using the commands and
functions described in Chapter 7, “Working in the Waveform Editor,” on page 143. You
can apply actions or analyze the file and fix analyzed problems.
3 When you are finished editing the clip, choose File > Save.
4 Click Save.
You can also save the clip by choosing File > Save As. If you save the clip using the Save
As command, be sure the name, location, and file type in the Save As dialog are the
same as for the clip’s source file.
You can also save the clip as an audio file project. If you save an audio file project as
an AIFF file or a QuickTime movie, a link is included in the AIFF file or movie, letting you
reopen the project in Soundtrack Pro and make changes to action settings and
other edits.