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Hi all: I have a real need to use the "Duplicate-Shared" function in Studio One 5 Pro, but it doesn't work with WAV files. I have watched several online videos about how to use it. One is supposed to use Shift-D to make a Duplicate-Shared copy. I have tried it with MIDI tracks and it works fine but it does not work with WAV files. How can I get it to work with WAV files? Has anyone else had this problem?

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by jazzundso on Thu May 26, 2022 3:11 pm
Audio events don't have the "shared copies" functionality. They reference the same audio data anyway so there wouldn't even make sense. Instrument parts contain actual note and part automation data so you can "duplicate-shared" them and notes you edit in one part will edited in the other shared parts as well. What would you edit in an audio event?

What you can do is create an audio part of an audio event (by selecting the event and pressing G). It doesn't usually make a lot of sense if you do that for only one event because audio part is a container typically for several audio events but you can. Audio parts support shared copies.

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by alfredohuerta on Thu May 26, 2022 4:44 pm
I was trying to do what Gregor Beyerle demonstrates at time 4:47 on this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHVf0Neq1OA

I can see how it would be useful to be able to add or modify an effect on a particular WAV section that is repeated later in a track. Gregor says that you use Ctrl D and it does not work on my computer. Am I not interpreting his instructions correctly? Maybe the thing I'm not understanding is that in order to use Ctrl D you have to start with a section of audio that has been merged from smaller audio parts. If that is so, it doesn't make sense that it should have to be that way. Why can't one start with just ANY piece of audio that has been cut out of longer section?
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by jazzundso on Thu May 26, 2022 4:49 pm
Yes, that's exactly what I've explained and shown in the video. What Gregor shows in the video is an Audio Part, not a single audio event. Select your event (or multiple events) and press G to consolidate them into an Audio Part. Then you can use "duplicate (shared)" with the Audio Part - although it does not make a lot of sense because the events in the Audio Part are still independent.

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by alfredohuerta on Thu May 26, 2022 4:51 pm
OK, I just amended my previous post to include the "merged" audio requirement. Why is it necessary for the audio to be a "merged" piece of audio? Why can't I just do that with a short piece of audio that has not been merged? In other words, it would make sense to be able to use any piece of audio that has been "cut" from a longer piece of audio, no merging required beforehand.

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by jazzundso on Thu May 26, 2022 5:04 pm
Well, the why question... :-) Because it's implemented that way. But I agree that it would be useful for audio events as well if you just want keep the Event FX in sync. However, that's probably the only useful thing when I comes to audio events.

The workaround is to move them to another audio track and use insert effects on this track/channel.

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