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Adding and Editing Match Points

What are Match Points?

Match points, or M-Points, are “markers” within an Audio Event, used to indicate

signiﬁcant positions in your Audio ﬁle. Furthermore, they contain information

about the “velocity” of the audio at the positions they indicate. Match Points are

used for comparing and combining the timing of recorded audio with the timing of

recorded MIDI material in various ways. Therefore, the goal is most often to get M-

Points on all “beats” in the recorded audio. The picture below shows a drum pat-

tern, with M-Points displayed. Note that the horizontal positions of the Match

Points coincide with the peaks in the audio - the “beats”.

Match points have the following uses:

• Matching tempo to audio.

• Matching audio to tempo.

• Making groove templates by extracting timing and velocity from recorded au-

dio.

• Match quantizing MIDI Parts to Audio Parts, Audio Parts to MIDI Parts or

even Audio Parts to other Audio Parts (after using “Snip at M-points”).

● For more information on the usage of M-Points, see the chapter Matching Au-

dio and Tempo in this Audio addendum to the manual.

Displaying the M-Points

1. Pull down the View pop-up menu.

2. If the Dynamic Events item is not ticked, select it.

This will make the lower halves of the Events show dynamic data (M-Points,

Volume or Pan).

3. Pull down the pop-up menu to the right of the Ed Solo button menu and

select M-Points.

The velocity values of the Match Points (indicated by the vertical position of the black

squares) correspond to the level of each audio peak.

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