Isolate audio segments for RX editing in Logic Pro
Logic Pro
Demo summary
The user demonstrates how to convert a specific selection into a new audio file within Logic Pro to avoid opening an entire long recording when sending audio to RX 11.
Step-by-step
- Draw a box over the specific audio section you want to isolate.
- Control-click the selected region.
- Navigate to Convert and select Convert to New Audio Files.
- Name the file or use the automatically incremented filename.
- Save the file to your session folder.
- Select the new isolated region and press Shift + W to open it in RX.
Options
- Use the keyboard shortcut Option + Command + F to convert to new audio files.
- Access the command via the 'Most Used' menu if it appears there.
Watch out for
- Opening a region without converting it first will force RX to load the entire original recording file.
Tips
- Use this method for long recordings like hour-long podcasts to avoid RX opening the entire file.
- Isolate only the specific bit where there is an issue to save processing time.
Highlights
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