When seeing my Waveform in protools how can i do some Waveform
editing like tape editing cut it up into pieces?

What Waveform Editing do you know?

Any Waveform editing tricks?

What is a Waveform Montage?

How to make Waveform editing loopers?

How to Make Waveform Envelopes? Which do you do? or know about?

How to do ADSR Waveform editing?

walters wrote:

When seeing my Waveform in protools how can i do some Waveform editing like tape editing cut it up into pieces? What Waveform Editing do you know? Any Waveform editing tricks? What is a Waveform Montage? How to make Waveform editing loopers? How to Make Waveform Envelopes? Which do you do? or know about? How to do ADSR Waveform editing?

You use the splice tool. I don't use ProTools but DAWs have a splicing tool or a scissor tool. It's not hard in fact very easy, you simply cut the part where you like into chunks then move the chunks to places you want.

You can apply a "fade in" and "fade out" to the edits also for the ADSR, along with gain changing any part of it.

You seem to be very new to this world, are you?
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Yea but i want more creative thoughts not just stock basic stuff

What tricks and techniques do you know how to do you secrets
for editing

Im just messing around with the tools but i don't know what i am
doing teach me please

use a gate and compressor. A gate allows signal to "pass through the gate" when it reaches a certain level. a compressor levels off the amplitude when it reaches a certain level. You can play with the "attack" and "release" controls on each of these to change the acoustic envelope.

Example:
let's say you have a kick drum sound on one track. You think it has too much attack or too much "snap." Give the gate a slow attack, and viola, the transient on the waveform that gives the sound that "snap" is lessened and you hear more of the "thump."

or if you have an instrument like a bass guitar that dies off too quick, you can lengthen its sustain by using the compressor with a long release.

crap, sorry. I know that had nothing to do with tape editing, but it seemed relevent to the question...

yea compressors do have time constants and all compressors
have different or Fixed time constants to play around with the
attack and release times