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channel strip. This is necessary, because we are going to
import a stereo file.
• Switch back to the Arrange window by closing the mixer
window.
Importing Audio File
Now, let’s import an audio recording of a drum loop into the
tutorial song from the Adat Edit CD.
• Select the pencil tool, and click at measure 5.
Adat Edit will now ask where you want to get the audio file
from.
• Find the drive and folder that contains the tutorial drum
Loop “Atmo-Drums.AIFF” (Macintosh) or “Atmo-
Drums.wav” (Windows). The file will be found in the same
folder that contains your Adat Edit program.
• Double-click this file. It appears in the Arrange window.
If you enlarge the display with the “Zoom” buttons, you will
see a waveform display in the audio sequence that was just
imported. The audio file name is displayed over this. After the
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Important! 3
- Copyright 3
- Limited Warranty 3
- Licence Agreement 4
- Table of Contents 7
- Adat Edit 10
- Operation 11
- Transport Functions 11
- Arrange Window 12
- Audio Basics 13
- The Mixer 15
- The Event Editor 16
- The Matrix Editor 17
- The Score Editor 17
- The Sample Editor 19
- Reference: Key Commands and 21
- Use of Mouse 21
- Menu Reference 21
- Audio Recording Tips 22
- Features 23
- 1.2 Multitrack Recorder 25
- 1.3 Flexible Input 26
- 1.4 Automatic Notation 26
- 1.5 GM Supported 27
- 1.6 Multimedia 28
- 1.7 Graphical Interface 28
- 1.8 About this Manual 29
- Getting Started 31
- Testing the Midi Connection 32
- Test the Midi Out 32
- File Extensions 33
- Launching Adat Edit 33
- 2.2 Macintosh 34
- Choose Midi Connection 35
- Midi Time Piece 36
- Autoload Song 37
- 2.3 MacOs/Win: Differences 38
- a function that is only on 39
- Keyboard and Mouse 39
- Main Menu Bar 40
- MacOs/Win: Differences 41
- Tutorial 43
- General Midi Tone Generator 44
- Sounds and Midi Channels 45
- Drum Kit 46
- 3.2 Starting the Song 47
- 3.3 Overview 48
- 3.4 Tracks and Sequences 49
- 3.5 Information Track and 50
- Instruments 50
- 3.6 Transport Functions 50
- Start Song Positions 51
- Display Current Song Position 52
- Zoom a Window Excerpt 52
- Cycle Mode 52
- Solo and Selection 53
- Sequence Parameter box to 56
- The Toolbox 57
- Mouse Arrow 57
- Copies of Sequences 58
- Transposition 59
- Your First Recording 60
- Let’s Record! 62
- Play. If the solo in 63
- Saving the Song 64
- 3.7 Event List 65
- 29 1 1 1 66
- 3.8 Matrix Editor 67
- 3.9 Score Editor 69
- Display Parameter Box 70
- Page Edit View 71
- Arrange-Level 72
- Track Filter 73
- 3.10 Audio Tracks 74
- Mixer with Audio Channels 75
- Importing Audio File 76
- Now It's Your Turn … 80
- Audio Tracks 81
- Flip Menus 84
- 4.2 Key Commands 85
- Defining the Key Commands 86
- 4.3 Operating the Windows 87
- Telescope Tools 88
- Scroll Bars 89
- Catch Mode 90
- Link Mode 91
- Local Menus in Adat Edit 91
- Toggle Transport 92
- A†) and, once 93
- 4.4 Selecting Objects 94
- Selecting a Block 95
- S key and rubber 96
- Select all following 97
- Select Inside Locators 97
- 4.5 Working withTools 98
- Tools: Area of Influence 99
- Information Line 100
- Text field for Sequences 101
- Scissors 102
- Glue Tool 102
- Zoom Tool 103
- 4.6 The Edit Menu 104
- 4.7 File Menu 105
- Revert to Saved 106
- Midi Files, pp. 15–285 ff 107
- Preferences Folder 107
- 4.8 Windows Menu 108
- Open Matrix 109
- Open Mixer 109
- Open Key Commands 109
- 4.9 Preferences 110
- Wide Song Position Line 111
- Single Click closes Window 111
- Color Graphics 111
- 4.10 Song Settings 112
- Recording Options 113
- Auto Mute in Cycle Mode 113
- Metronome Settings 114
- Click while Recording 114
- Click while Playing 114
- MIDI Click 114
- Speaker Click 115
- Count-In 115
- MIDI Settings 115
- Transmit MIDI Clock 115
- Bank Select 115
- Control 32 116
- Control 0 116
- Control 32 without MSB 116
- Control 0 without LSB 116
- Ensoniq VFX, SD-1 116
- Song Settings 117
- Version 1.0 – English 117
- Position Slider 120
- Smaller/Larger 120
- Position Indicators 121
- Position Markers (Locators) 121
- Free Memory 122
- Midi-Indicator 123
- Midi Reset 123
- 5.2 Transport Functions 124
- 5.3 Mode-Buttons 125
- S and click on the 126
- Metronome 127
- Setting the Midi Metronome 127
- * on the numeric keypad 128
- 5.4 Bar Ruler 129
- Beginning of Song 130
- End of Song 130
- Song-Position Line 131
- Jump to a Certain Position 131
- Shuttling 131
- Scrub Function 131
- Start and Stop 131
- 5.5 Cycle Mode 132
- 5.6 Autodrop 133
- 5.7 Combining Cycle and 134
- Autodrop 134
- 5.8 Tempo List 135
- 6.2 Tools 138
- 6.3 Tracks 138
- Assigning a Midi Channel 139
- Selecting an Icon 140
- Creating a track 141
- Appending a New Track 141
- Moving a Track 141
- Deleting a Track 141
- ∂ (Windows) or D 142
- 6.4 Arranging Sequences 143
- Setting Locators by Objects 145
- Optimizing Size of Objects 145
- Snap Objects 146
- Remove Overlaps 146
- 6.5 Information Track 147
- 6.6 Sequence Parameters 148
- Quantize 149
- Stopping Loops 150
- Transpose 151
- Velocity 152
- 6.7 Demix by Event Channel 153
- 6.8 Quantization 154
- Fixing the Quantization 155
- No Quantizing 155
- Standard Quantization 156
- Quantization to Odd Tuplets 156
- Swing Quantization 156
- Mixed Quantization 157
- Pre-quantization 157
- 6.9 View 158
- Hide/Show Parameters 159
- White Background 159
- 6.10 Options 160
- Audio Object 164
- Sample Editor 164
- 7.2 Production 165
- Arming Tracks 166
- Stereo Recording 166
- Basic Operation 167
- S-click 168
- 7.3 In General 169
- Data Formats 170
- Stereo File Formats 170
- In General 171
- Working with Audio 173
- S while 174
- Copying Regions 175
- Moving Regions 176
- Changing Borders 177
- Region Parameter Box 177
- Region Anchor 178
- 8.2 Recording 179
- Recording Modes 180
- Pre-Programmed Drop Recording 181
- 8.3 Functions 182
- Digital Mixdown 184
- Bounce to Disk 185
- GM Mixer Program 189
- Controller 190
- 9.3 Audio Objects 191
- Volume Level Control 192
- Solo for Audio Tracks 192
- Pan/Balance 192
- Equalizer (EQ) 193
- Bus Sends 193
- 9.4 Real-Time Effects 194
- Introduction 195
- Overview of Bus Effects 196
- Real-Time Effects 197
- Pre Delay 198
- 9.5 Mixer Automation 199
- 10.3 Standard Tools 202
- 10.4 Event List Display 203
- 10.5 Scrolling the Event List 204
- 10.6 Selecting Events 205
- 10.7 Structure of the List 206
- Num (1. Data Value) 207
- Val (2. Data Value) 207
- Length/Info 207
- 10.8 Event Type Buttons 208
- 10.9 Event Types 209
- Program Change 210
- Pitch Bend 210
- Control Change 211
- Aftertouch 212
- Polyphonic Aftertouch 212
- SysEx Data 212
- 10.10 Editing Events 213
- Changing Values 214
- 10.11 Arrange Level Display 215
- Naming Sequences 216
- 10.12 Quantizing Events 217
- 10.13 Moving and Copying 219
- Segments 219
- Destination 220
- Number of Copies 220
- 10.14 Practicing 221
- Practicing 223
- 11.3 Transport Field and 226
- Parameter Dialog Box 226
- 11.4 Event Display 226
- Event Display 227
- 11.5 Working with Notes 228
- Changing Length of a Note 229
- Deleting Notes 229
- Working With Velocity Value 230
- 12.2 Standard Tools 232
- 12.3 Setting the Display Size 232
- 12.4 Adjusting the Display 233
- Autostyle 234
- Display Quantization 234
- 12.5 Editing Notes 235
- Moving and Transposing 236
- 12.6 Insert Defaults 237
- 12.7 Diatonic Insert 237
- 12.8 Getting Ready to Arrange 238
- 12.9 Parameter Area 238
- 12.10 Switching Levels 239
- Arrange Level 240
- 12.11 Track Filter 241
- 12.12 Inserting Symbols 241
- Insert Symbols 242
- Selecting Symbol Groups 242
- Dynamic Symbols 244
- Note Heads 244
- Articulation 244
- Legato Marks and Accent Marks 244
- Key Signature 244
- Time Signature 245
- Repeat and End Signs 245
- 12.14 Preparing for Printing 246
- Stem Direction 247
- 12.15 Text 249
- Insert Text 250
- Text Position 251
- 12.16 Page Edit View 252
- Printer and Page Edit View 253
- Print Menu 254
- Resolution 254
- Macintosh 255
- 13.3 Display 259
- Overview Functions 260
- Waveform Display 261
- C key while operating the 262
- 13.4 Using the Sample Editor 263
- Selection Commands 264
- The Selection Parameter Field 265
- Maintaining Anchor Position 266
- Edit Commands 267
- 13.5 Managing Files 268
- 13.6 Functions 269
- Change Gain 270
- Fade Out 271
- 1. Before, 2. After 272
- 1 Before, 2 After 273
- Sample Rate Conversion 275
- 13.7 The Digital Factory 276
- Opening the Time Machine 277
- Parameters 277
- Free Transposition 278
- Using the graphic display 279
- Audio Energizer 280
- Opening the Audio Energizer 281
- Synchronization 283
- Video and Midi Files 283
- Internal 284
- Midi Clock 284
- Auto Detect Format of MTC 285
- SMPTE Offset 286
- Nominal Sample Rate 287
- Sync Mode 287
- 14.2 Special Functions 289
- MTC Interpretation 290
- Midi Machine Control (MMC) 291
- 14.3 The Basics 292
- The Basics 293
- Midi Clock / SPP 294
- SMPTE/EBU 295
- Drop Frame (df) 296
- Frame Rates 296
- LTC / VITC 297
- Synchronizers 298
- Audio synchronization 300
- If you have Sync Problems 301
- 14.4 Midi Files 302
- Saving Songs as SMF Format 0 303
- Devices or Computers 304
- Reference: Key 307
- Commands and Use 307
- 15.2 Key Commands 308
- Key Commands 309
- 15.3 Using the Mouse 313
- Edit Menu (Mac Only) 316
- Video (Windows Only) 317
- Help Menu 317
- 16.2 Edit (All Windows) 318
- 16.3 Menus in the Arrange 318
- Menus in the Arrange Window 319
- Functions 321
- Attributes 323
- Beaming… 324
- Syncopation… 324
- Interpretation… 324
- Menus in the Score Editor 325
- Sampling rate 328
- Fragmentation 328
- Defragmentation 329
- Glossary 331
- ALocator Position 332
- ATick Steps 332
- APlay Parameters to 335
- S column of the 337
- Val) in the 338
- Wave Player 339
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