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Direct Offline Processing
Direct Offline Processing allows you to instantly add audio processes to the selected audio events, clips, or ranges, without destroying the original audio.
Direct Offline Processing Window
The Direct Offline Processing window allows you to add, modify, or delete audio processing instantly for one or multiple events, clips, or selection ranges in one window. Furthermore, you can undo any audio processing.
Process Range Extension
You can extend the process range over the left and the right borders of the audio event.

Process Range Extension

You can extend the process range over the left and the right borders of the audio event.

When adding processing to an event, by default, only the part of the audio clip that corresponds to the event is processed. If you extend the process range, a specified additional range of the clip before and after the event borders is also processed. This allows you to enlarge the event, even after applying the processing.

To extend the process range, click in the Extend Process Range in ms field on the Direct Offline Processing toolbar, and specify a value in milliseconds.

Note

For this to work, audio must be available outside the event borders.
This setting works globally for all events.