Apple Logic Pro X - Manual (Page 457)

Chapter 15 Advanced edit features 457
Delete transient markers from an audio file
Do one of the following:
m Double-click individual markers with the Pointer or Pencil tool.
m Click individual markers with the Eraser tool.
m Drag over multiple markers with the Eraser tool.
m Select an area of the audio file and press the Delete key.
All transient markers in the selected area are deleted.
Note: Transient markers are not actually deleted. Instead, their display threshold is set to
maximum, making them invalid. You can revalidate a transient marker using the Plus button (+).
Detect transient markers in an audio file
m In the Audio FIle Editor, choose Audio File > Detect Transients (or use the Detect Transients of
Audio File key command).
Transients are detected across the audio file, overwriting (after you confirm the action) any
manually added or edited transients.
Note: You can also detect transients in factory audio Apple Loops. A copy of the loop is saved in
the project’s Audio Files folder.