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What are your go-to tools for audio content editing and how would you approach this in Loopy Pro

danmdanm
in Loopy Pro

I have recorded a vocal audio clip with Intro. The clip boundaries in the LP audio edit UI are from 1.6 beats (start) to 8 bars (end).

I also repeated singing the short "intro" part of the vocal at the end of the 8 bar audio clip so that as this audio clip loops, you hear the intro each time (but the 2nd to Nth time, you're hearing it bc it's repeated at the end of the audio clip)

Now, I'd like to re-use this audio clip, but move that little vocal at the end of this audio clip to a new audio clip, leaving the original audio clip the exact same size/length (but with no sound where the intro had been repeated at the end). And I'd like to have a new audio clip of 8 bars with almost entirely silence, except it has this little audio "intro" at the same spot at the very end where it was in the original audio clip.

This way I can play both these clips at the same time in my play group and replicate what I had been hearing with just the 1 clip previously.

I realize this shouldn't be a complicated task, but for some reason when dealing with audio clips in Loopy Por that have "Intro"s and trying to export/re-import these, I've found it challenging.

The only iOS audio editor I have is Neon, so was trying to use that.

Would be interested in any thoughts specific to the LP/audio clip Intro side of things and also what your workflow is to do audio editing, as I'm open to using Neon or purchasing other tools and/or airdropping to MacOS if that's preferred.

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @danm said:
    I have recorded a vocal audio clip with Intro. The clip boundaries in the LP audio edit UI are from 1.6 beats (start) to 8 bars (end).

    I also repeated singing the short "intro" part of the vocal at the end of the 8 bar audio clip so that as this audio clip loops, you hear the intro each time (but the 2nd to Nth time, you're hearing it bc it's repeated at the end of the audio clip)

    Now, I'd like to re-use this audio clip, but move that little vocal at the end of this audio clip to a new audio clip, leaving the original audio clip the exact same size/length (but with no sound where the intro had been repeated at the end). And I'd like to have a new audio clip of 8 bars with almost entirely silence, except it has this little audio "intro" at the same spot at the very end where it was in the original audio clip.

    This way I can play both these clips at the same time in my play group and replicate what I had been hearing with just the 1 clip previously.

    I realize this shouldn't be a complicated task, but for some reason when dealing with audio clips in Loopy Por that have "Intro"s and trying to export/re-import these, I've found it challenging.

    The only iOS audio editor I have is Neon, so was trying to use that.

    Would be interested in any thoughts specific to the LP/audio clip Intro side of things and also what your workflow is to do audio editing, as I'm open to using Neon or purchasing other tools and/or airdropping to MacOS if that's preferred.

    Based on what you said, I’d think that re-sampling would be quicker than using an audio editor. My preferred iPad audio editor is Auditor,fwiw.

    Btw, in the clip details, the second number is the length of that audio between the start and end. In the situation you mentioned, the start point is 1.6 beats into the audio and the end point is 8 bars later. The looping part is 8 bars.

  • danmdanm

    Thanks @espiegel123, appreciate the app recommendation and guidance on how to approach

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