Grem
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Audio Snap Question
Can anyone explain to me what exactly does Non-proportional and Proportional mean in relation to Audio Snap edits?
I worked on different material trying to get a grasp of what it's doing with either method. Just can't figure it out.
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 15:45:36
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Yep, that's what I thought. No one can explain it either!! : )
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 15:59:21
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Where are you seeing "Non-proportional and Proportional?" I've never encountered that option in all my years of working with AudioSnap, so yeah...I have no idea what it does!
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 17:49:44
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☄ Helpfulby mettelus 2017/10/13 18:10:04
 Non-proportional vs Proportional stretch refers to the action of moving a transient marker when multiple markers are selected. The videos demonstrate the stretch types: Non-proportional: Proportional: Hope this helps, -- Ron
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 17:49:59
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Nice job Ron. Never knew this.
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 18:07:13
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☄ Helpfulby hockeyjx 2017/10/13 18:13:44
Mmm...always thought is was the opposite, that proportional would keep the same spacing (proportion) between transients, as non-proportion would be to move it freely. Oh well....
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 18:14:31
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I am of the same mind as slyman, sans my dislike of the Habs 
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 18:25:47
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 18:37:27
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Proportional stretch means that each moving selected marker moves less the closer it is to the direction of movement. That behavior may not be clear with only 3 markers selected. Here is a better example with 4 markers selected. Notice that the 2nd selected marker moves more than the 3rd selected marker as the markers move to the right. 
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 18:46:30
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Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 19:37:43
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Very helpful! I adjust one transient marker at a time, but I'll keep this in mind for the future.
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Re: Audio Snap Question
2017/10/13 22:19:06
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slyman
Mmm...always thought is was the opposite, that proportional would keep the same spacing (proportion) between transients, as non-proportion would be to move it freely. Oh well....
This was my initial thoughts also. Until I started working/experimenting with it and decided I really don't understand what is exactly going on. I was also like a lot users here, I didn't know there was anything else other than "move it!" Once I saw this, I had to figure out what was going on so that I could make the best decision on what method to use going forward. I had it somewhat figured out. Just on chance I happened to have selected three markers at once and saw the difference. But still couldn't figure out exactly what was happening till I saw SquireBum's video with the four markers selected that the last piece of info came into view. Thank you SquireBum and everyone else that responded.
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