Title: Edit audio in a DAW.
Course: Audio Production and Recording II (05123-IIA) > Section: Applying Modern Music Composition and Using a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)

Editing should include

- making two master recordings flow seamlessly into one another (e.g., to create a segue between two songs)
- removing unwanted noises or gaps from a recording
- employing the same section of audio more than once within a project
- creating a rhythmic loop from a short section of recorded audio
- changing the length of a sound to fit a specific gap
- changing the structure of a song after it is recorded (e.g., remove a verse, shorten the introduction)
- compiling the best parts from several recorded performances of the same material
- changing a recorded performance to improve its timing
- creating unusual or interesting creative effects.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is audio latency?
- What adjustment should be made to the computer buffer settings when experiencing latency while recording?