Audio Editing
Range, Pointer, Stretch, Timewarp and many more editing tools may manipulated directly via mouse, keyboard or a connected hardware remote controller. All standard editing actions can be performed directly in the Project window without having to open additional windows.
And you have a powerful Sample editor at your disposal for special tasks such as adjusting the Sync point, real-time pitch-shifting and time-stretching (Audio Warp), and creating individual regions in a longer audio file.
A score of audio effects is available for signal processing. All effects are nondestructive, meaning that they do not overwrite the original file.
Any other edit performed in Nuendo Feel may be undone at any time; what’s more, your undo options are unlimited. The Edit History lists every edit, allowing you to reverse every single step or an entire processing sequence. So edit with confidence, safe in the knowledge that you can restore the original data at will.
An Offline Process History oder Task List logs whatever processes you choose to execute, enabling you to remove and modify any effect you have processed audio data – you can even swap one effect for another.
When you’re working with videos, Edit mode in Nuendo ensures that the video image automatically follows all your actions such as moving, trimming, fading and scrubbing. This indivisible audio-to-video bond even holds fast for a unique Nuendo function called "Warp to Picture". This "Elastic Audio" feature lets you stretch an audio sequence within any desired region of an audio file in real time without having to first cut it. The function even lets you manipulate the timeline so that the playback speed changes nonlinearly. And that makes adapting audio to video with pinpoint accuracy a piece of cake.
All fade-ins, fade-outs and cross-fades are nondestructive and computed in real time. An Auto Fade function featuring user-definable fade time facilitates automatic generation of smooth changeovers. You can opt to edit the Fade curve graphically directly in the Project window or - for even more complex tasks - in a separate (Cross) Fade editor.
Freely definable key commands and macros are on board to speed up the working pace. You can program these to execute recurring tasks such as such as pitch-shifting and inversion (and even a combination of the two) at a single keystroke.
Jog and Shuttle are available to help you swiftly locate positions in the song. An additional Scrub tool with adjustable volume and response time lets you scrub individual tracks. You may also assign different jog and shuttle speeds to selected key commands