Apple Soundtrack Pro 3 - Manual (Page 295)

The Multitake Editor presents a new way of dealing with layered audio clips. You use the
Multitake Editor to edit multitake (multiple-take), synchronized audio that is created by
performing multiple-take recordings (such as in automatic dialogue replacement, or ADR).
With this flexible tool, you can mix and match parts of different takes and make
adjustments at any time. Once you are done editing a multitake clip, you can collapse it
into a single (composite) clip, hiding the constituent edits that are not relevant to the
surrounding multitrack Timeline, and move it anywhere in your project as a single item.
This chapter covers the following:
• What Is Automatic Dialogue Replacement? (p. 296)
• Multitake Clips (p. 296)
• Creating Multitake Clips (p. 296)
• Overview of the Multitake Editor (p. 297)
• Editing in the Multitake Editor (p. 298)
• Slipping Take Regions (p. 300)
• Adding and Deleting Takes (p. 300)
• Renaming Takes (p. 301)
• Reordering Takes (p. 301)
• Example: A Multitake Editing Workflow (p. 302)
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