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Direct Offline Processing
Direct Offline Processing allows you to instantly add plug-in effects and 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 instantly add, modify, or delete audio processing for one or multiple events, clips, or selection ranges in one window. Furthermore, you can undo any audio processing, at any point and in any order.
Applying Processing
You can add processing to one or multiple events, clips, or ranges in the Direct Offline Processing window. This includes plug-in effects, audio processes, and Sample Editor operations, such as Cut, Paste, Delete, and using the Draw tool.
Applying Processing to Multiple Events
Direct Offline Processing allows you to add plug-in effects or built-in audio processes to multiple events at once. You can also modify or delete processing on multiple events simultaneously.

Applying Processing to Multiple Events

Direct Offline Processing allows you to add plug-in effects or built-in audio processes to multiple events at once. You can also modify or delete processing on multiple events simultaneously.

To apply plug-ins or audio processes to multiple events, select the audio and add, modify, or delete the processing.

If you select multiple events, the Count column of the process list shows how many instances of each process are used on the whole audio selection. The processes in the process list are ordered alphabetically.

Note

Applying plug-in effects to multiple events that have different channel configurations may lead to unwanted results, depending on the plug-in used.

Note

In the Direct Offline Processing window, you can also edit the audio processing of multiple clips in the Pool simultaneously.