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Yes, use the knob.

i dont think it's possible

On the corresponding audio track on the timeline, you can drag the right edge of the audio region to loop the audio as many times as you need. You can also CTRL-click the audio region to create a copy, or Shift+CTRL-click to create a virtual copy.

You should probably deactivate the "Autoconnect" option in your preferences panel.

The Audiotrack doesn't use notes, it's not a synth. It uses samples. Just drag them from the sample panel on the right into an audio track on your timeline.

Just drag the right border of an audio region on the timeline to the right. The audio will loop for the whole length of the region.

is it connected?

Just drag a sample from the sample panel on the right onto the desktop. An audiotrack device will be created automatically. You can also drag samples to the corresponding track in the timeline.

Just click the out arrow connector at the top and drag the mouse to an input audio connector somewhere else in your arrangement. A cable will be created.

You can play one sample per track in your timeline. Each track may contain different samples, but normally it makes sense to add a new device for each sample.

"You can play one sample per track in your timeline. Each track may contain different samples" Both statements contradict each other.

I rewrote this many times but I'm still struggling to express what I mean: "You can play one sample 'simultaneously' per track in your timeline. Each track may contain different samples" hopefully better :) Maybe you can help me to improve the wording. (it doesn't help that this device is called "AudioTrack" and that it can be controlled by "audio tracks")

Yes, I know what you mean :) Actually an AudioTrack device can have more than one audio track in the timeline and each one can have more than one sample. So you can in fact play more than one sample simultaneously from a single device (but one from a single timeline track, if that's what you meant) :)

Never mind. I fixed it

You can't do it directly. First you have to upload your sound to the AT sample database through Probe. Then it will show up in the sample panel, where you can drag it to your desktop. But before you even do that you have to make sure that there are no copyright issues with the sound you want to upload.

how did you fix it?

did you make sure to add a sample?
Did you click the big red M? (don't.)
Is the level slider all the way up?

Does the silent audiotrack have an audio region on the timeline to play? Is the region or the track muted? Is the audiotrack device itself muted or its volume turned down?

wait! figured it out! bpm! yas!!! (also plz use the word "trumpstep" for me XD)

Chose "Create Audio Track" on the device's context menu. This will add another audio track to this device on the timeline.

You can right-click on the Level fader and add an automation track.

If there's already an Audiotrack on the desktop, open the timeline view (Shift+2 or Shift+3) and drag a sample from the sample browser to the Audiotrack's audio track. If there's no audio track in the timeline, create one by right-clicking the Audiotrack on the desktop and choosing "Create Audio track".

In the Studio, choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample. The Probe sample editor will open in a new tab. Click Browse in the dialogue and open your recording. Then choose File > Upload.

if you double-click the sample, towards the edges of the waves you'll see little square handles. Click and drag them to stretch the sample.

Alternatively, you can use the "Speed" effect on the Rasselbock.

Thank you.

Inside the Studio, choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample... The Probe sample editor will open in a new tab. Choose Record in the dialogue box. Probe will use whatever audio input is configured in your system. After recording you can process your sample and upload it to the Audiotool sample database, where it will be available for your arrangement.

Open the Audiotrack's audio track on the timeline and drag the right edge of the audio region to shorten it.

Right-click your Audiotrack device on the desktop and choose "Create Audio Track" from the context menu.

As far as I know, no, that's not possible.

That would explain a lot...

Inside Studio, choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample... Make sure you're not uploading any copyrighted material.

Yes, if you stretch the sample, the pitch will change.

I think you're talking about pitching a sample chromatically. You can do that in a limited way with the Machiniste.

Pitch shifting would be the domain of a sampler which has been requested multiple times.

if you're inside Probe, choose File > Export > Audiotool Cloud...

Have a look here: https://www.audiotool.com/board/news/audio_live_recording-mf9vljxd8

https://www.audiotool.com/help/tutorials

https://www.audiotool.com/board/sampling/how_to_speed_up_sample
https://www.audiotool.com/board/sampling/how_to_pitch_up_down_a
https://www.audiotool.com/board/sampling/how_to_quantize_samples

You have to make sure it's wired correctly in order to function. Maybe it's plugged in wrong?

You don't remix in Probe. That's just a sample editor. You remix in the Studio.

If you want to import a sample, choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample.This will open Probe, AT's sample editor. Choose Browse on the dialogue and load your audio file. Then choose File > Upload in Probe to load the sample to your library. Close Probe, then click the Samples right panel and the My tab. Find your sample and drag it to the desktop. It will appear as an Audiotrack device and an audio region on your timeline.

nope

not in the timeline, you can put in a machiniste and pitch down, but then when you do that, you negate any time stretching that you need

Check that the corresponding track in the timeline or the audio region inside it aren't muted and that your play head is not playing past the audio region.

If your Audiotrack device is already on the desktop, make sure that the timeline is visible on your lower half of the interface and drag a sample from the sample library to the corresponding track in the timeline. it should show up.

thank you i figured it out it was just me being stupid lol

Go to the timeline, find the audio region and drag the right edge further to the right as needed.

First click here: https://www.audiotool.com/samples/toc/ and click the button at the bottom to accept AT's sample upload terms and conditions. Then choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample in the Studio. This will open Probe, AT's sample editor in a new tab. Click Browse and select your audio. Here you can edit it if you want. Then choose File > Upload and fill in the details of your sample. Then click Upload. Your sample should be available on the sample panel under the tab My (my samples). From there you can drag it to the desktop or an audio track on the timeline. Important: Ensure that your audio doesn't infringe any copyrights. Read this for more info: https://www.audiotool.com/board/faq/can_i_upload_samples

The best method would be to automate the Level parameter, so that you can fade it anywhere you want.

You can use audio events. Docule-click an audio region in the timeline and double-click in the waveform to create points to adjust playback speed.

Please post in the right board and topic. This one is about the Audiotrack device.

You can use audio events. Double-click an audio region on the timeline to expand it and double-click somewhere on the waveform to create an audio event. Drag it around to change the pitch and playback speed of that segment.

Double-click the audio region in the timeline and double-click on the waveform to create audio events (key-frames). Move them around to control the speed in any way you want.

Just drag the asset from the sample panel into the audio track of the device in the timeline.

that is supposed to happen i think.

Oh, okay

If you mean a single device with two audio tracks on the timeline and audio regions on each, you should hear both. Check that neither one of the regions or one of the audio tracks are muted.

Click and drag from the arrow pointing out at the top to an arrow pointing in on another device. That will create a cable between both connectors.

Drag a sample from the sample panel on the right to the Audiotrack's track in the timeline.

i wanna kno that to

Yes, you can double-click the audio region in the timeline and drag the dots at each side to stretch/compress the audio.

Follow the instructions above.

wym

wsg

You drag a sample from the sample browser on the right into the audiotrack's corresponding audio track in the timeline.

Ty

use brain

;-;

Yes. Studio is an online DAW and all the assets used in tracks reside in AT's servers.

@jordynth But what if I want to mix one of my own song? I tried to upload the song as a sample but it won't allow music longer than 30 seconds. I love a lot of audio tool's features such as tempo automation but I need to be able to use it.

Audiotool isn't a website meant to upload music. More to make music from scratch. Samples are supposed to be simple loops or one shots used in the creation of a track, not whole songs. Consider Soundcloud to upload whole songs.

Correct!

YES BET YOU HAVE TO

Choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample on the top bar menu. This will launch Probe, a sample editor where you can load and edit your sample. Be aware that samples can't be longer than 30 seconds. Also check this: https://www.audiotool.com/board/faq/which_audio_file_formats

Sure it is. Just leave the "Community: Visible to all users" checkbox unchecked before uploading the sample to AT.

Click "SAMPLES" on the top right of the interface. This will show the sample panel.

@jordynth but how do a access user made samples

Choose Window > Preferences... on the top bar menu (or press Shift+P), click Samples on the right, click the Unsafe option and click Done. You should see all samples in the panel.

thank @jordynth

sut the fuck up

u twist it
fold it
skwees it
turn it
and bop it

Just drag the right edge of the audio region on the timeline. The audio inside will loop for the region"s length.

at this site
https://probe.audiotool.com/

Questions without any context are hard to answer. Please provide more details. What audio do you mean? Where is it coming from? What is your audio chain? Thanks.

As long as your WAV file doesn't infringe any copyrights, choose Project > Sample Upload > Upload Sample on the top menu bar and follow the instructions.

Please check the VU meters on the Stereo Output device. If they're not moving, something is either muted or disconnected on the way to it. If they move, the problem is outside the AT Studio, and you should check your audio settings, audio interface and monitors.

record on https://www.audiotool.com/probe//

im just done with it at this point......................................

then leave................................................

How would you enjoy routing flexibility if there was nothing to connect? Audiotool is hardly the only DAW with skeuomorphic design. Good luck using Reason or VCV. Also, there's the auto-connect feature that does it for you.

thank you i can hear it

Can you there it?

:O

My fault

did you plug it in XD?

Lmao

I honestly can't agree with ya ivy. That really is the fun. You slowly get better and better and you figure it out. You also can't request for a whole website to be taken down because you don't like skeuomorphic design on a daw.

is there any way to fix this?

it means the sound is clipping the output (in simple terms, its earrape). turn down the volume level.

thanks

What is XD?

Connect its output to a mixer input connected to the Master Output device. If your Audiotrack device has a yellow lightning bolt icon underneath, it's not connected to the output.

same :(