Auto split clips faster than by measure?

Select the clip. Right click & select 'split' from the context menu. Then you can choose your options including repeatedly into the size clips you want.

What's in the clip, and what's the goal?

Audiosnap's Split Beats into Clips or Process > Apply Effect > Remove Silence with the Split option enabled may get you what you want.

if the idea implies to split beats in clips with audiosnap, then boucing back the result, (thus deactivate audiosnap),  I guess that would make the trick ! 

Actually, I was forgetting that splitting beats in AS generates all these slip-edited clips that clog up the works. You can bounce them down, but they'll all bounce back to one clip unless you select them one by one and bounce individually. A shortcut key for bounce to clips can speed this up, but it' still pretty painful. Have to think if there's a way around this, but I think I've tried to find one before and failed, which is why I ended up resorting to Remove Silence, which actually worked well, once I got the parameters dialed in. It's basically a gate with the option to discard the parts that don't open it.

I think I got it figured:

1. Change Edit Filter to Transients.
2. Right-click the clip, and choose Pool > Add MBT to Pool.
3. Disable Audiosnap on the clip (either in the Audiosnap Palette, or in Clip Properties of the Inspector.
4. Set snap resolution to desired split resolution (Pool Markers will follow suit).
5. Right-click the clip and choose Split Clip(s) at Audiosnap Pool.
6. Select the track to select all the slip-edited clips.
7. Right-click one of them, and choose Apply Trimming.

Step 1 is only required so that you can get to the Audiosnap context menu to Add MBT to Pool. If you have another clip with AS enabled, you can use that one instead, and go straight to step 4. on the clip you're splitting

Note that once the pool lines are showing in a project, they'll stay there and will save with the project, allowing you to create a template that already has them enabled for this purpose.

Happy splitting! 

First, make sure AS is really turned off on the clip. If you go into clip properties via the inspector, and look in the Audiosnap section, the "Enable" box should be unchecked.

Then you want to make sure you've only added MBT to Pool, and not the clip markers. And be sure you're using Split Clips(s) at Audiosnap Pool, not Split Beats as we were discussing before. Split at Pool should only split at the snap resolution.

Did you have the resolution set at 16th? That's pretty small, but it really shouldn't be a problem. Immediately after splitting and trimming, you should hear no difference in playback, but if you start moving clips around, you may well get clicks and pops because the signal now has discontinuties at the clip boundaries. Split at Pool doesnt pay any attention to zero-crossings, and even if you split at zero-crossings, you can still get pops if the split is in an area of high amplitude.

The best way to deal with that is to select all the clips and use Clips > Fade Clips to apply a very short fade in and fade out to every clip. 2-5ms should do the trick.

There's an AS Options button in the upper right corner of the AS Palette. In there you'll find the option for Auto Fade on Split Beats. I think it's off by default, so you must have found your way in there at some point.


It might still be useful, but you might just need to shorten the fade length you have set.

I tried clicking on it, right-clicking, I just don't seem to find where I can take those rulers out, but you probably have a solution for that already lol ! 

 Disabling them is the same drill as enabling. Right-click an AS-enabled clip, and go to pool > Add MBT to Pool. Selecting it again will toggle it off. There used to be nice button for this in S6. They really need to bring that baby back. And this Edit Filter concept is a real PITA as far as I'm concerned.