Open it, scroll down, and select "auto crossfade active". Go to the "Edit" menu at the top of the screen. (you can change it to 11 temporarily and then revert back to whatever menu layout you like after)ġ. If you want to know how to switch to that menu version to best follow these instructions, follow the Kraznet instructional vid at the top of this page.
The following is based upon the Samplitude 11 menu layout.
Your main focus for this will be in Object Based Editing. There is a way to de-ess in Samplitude ( Chris is aware of this as well) that I thought I would post here, for those who might feel the same about de-esser plugs. I'm not crazy about de-essing plugs, because they have a tendency to pull out the good stuff along with the bad. I can say with complete honesty that I'd be lost in the tall grass without him. He also has several videos on the analog modeling section of Pro X, (3 episodes on am-munition alone) and along with Chris's sage advice, he has made a huge difference in how I now approach my 2-Bus structure. I've yet to come across an issue that he hasn't covered and explained how to correct. If you are a Sam user, you owe it to yourself to bookmark his videos. This guy is amazing clear, concise, in-depth, and he explains things in an easy-to-understand way, step by step. I cannot stress enough how very well-done and incredibly helpful Kraznet's Samplitude youtube instructional videos are. He is incredibly helpful on the Samplitude Users Forum, but he has also produced these great instructional videos, too. Kraznet has saved me in helping me solve problems, so many times, I've lost count. Tim Dolbear does a great job to be sure, but there is also another user - who isn't employed or connected to Magix in any way - who has also taken a great amount of time and care in producing wonderful Samplitude instructional videos on YouTube. There are some great Sam and Sequoia instructional videos on YouTube.
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