Logic Pro's Most Dangerous Tool: Audio File Editor

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🚨 WARNING: Your audio files are at risk! In today's video, I reveal why Logic Pro's Audio File Editor is potentially the most dangerous tool in the entire application.

Unlike the safe, non-destructive editing you can do in the Tracks area, the Audio File Editor makes PERMANENT changes to your actual audio files - affecting ALL regions that reference those files across your projects!

In this video, I'll show you:

- Why I almost never use the Audio File Editor
- The crucial difference between editing regions vs. editing files
- How nearly every Audio File Editor function can be done non-destructively
- The ONE legitimate use case for the Audio File Editor (transient editing)
- How to safely backup your files before risking permanent edits

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⏱️ Time Stamps:

00:00 - Intro
01:11 - Understanding Audio Regions vs Audio Files
03:46 - The Audio File Editor (Destructive Editing)
05:31 - Functions Menu: Normalize, Gain, Fades & Silence
08:40 - Functions Menu: Invert, Reverse & Trim
11:16 - Time & Pitch Machine
12:04 - Safe Alternatives in the Tracks Area
13:48 - Legitimate Uses: Transient Editing & Waveform Redrawing
16:16 - Final Thoughts

Видео Logic Pro's Most Dangerous Tool: Audio File Editor канала Why Logic Pro Rules