Creating Looped Clips

You can create looped clips using the Loop command or using the Loop Trim tool.

For information on using the Loop Trim tool, see Loop Trim Tool.

To loop a clip:

1 Select an audio or MIDI clip, or clip group.

You can also select clips across tracks for looping.

2 Do one of the following:

Choose Clip > Loop.

– or – 

Right-click the clip you want to loop and select Loop.

 

Clip Looping dialog

Press Control+Alt+L (Windows) or Command+Option+L (Mac) to open the Clip Looping dialog.

3 In the Clip Looping dialog, do one of the following:

Select the Number of Loops option and enter the number of times to loop the clip.

Select the Loop Length option and enter the duration according to the main timebase. If the duration is not an exact multiple of the source loop’s duration, the last loop iteration will be truncated.

Select the Loop Until End of Session or Next Clip option. The looped clip will be repeated until the end of the session, or until the next clip on the track. If necessary, the last loop iteration will be truncated to fit.

4 To add a crossfade at the loop point, select the Enable Crossfade option. To edit the loop crossfade, do the following:

Click the Settings button.

Configure the Loop Crossfades.

Click OK.

For information on working with crossfades, see Fades and Crossfades.

5 In the Clip Looping dialog, click OK.