After switching Elastic Audio algorithms mid-session, what should you do to apply the new processing?

After switching Elastic Audio algorithms mid-session, what should you do to apply the new processing?

• A. Close and reopen the session.
• B. Export the clip.
• C. Reprocess the clip.
• D. Disable Elastic Audio.

Answer: (C)

When you switch Elastic Audio algorithms, the audio won’t automatically update with the new processing. You must reprocess the clip to apply the change. Reprocessing runs the Elastic Audio engine again using the newly selected algorithm, recalculating the warp and time-stretch data so the sound reflects the new processing. In Pro Tools, select the Elastic Audio-enabled clip(s) and choose Elastic Audio > Reprocess (or right-click and Reprocess). Until you do this, the old algorithm’s processing remains in place, even though the algorithm has changed.

When you switch Elastic Audio algorithms, the audio won’t automatically update with the new processing. You must reprocess the clip to apply the change. Reprocessing runs the Elastic Audio engine again using the newly selected algorithm, recalculating the warp and time-stretch data so the sound reflects the new processing. In Pro Tools, select the Elastic Audio-enabled clip(s) and choose Elastic Audio > Reprocess (or right-click and Reprocess). Until you do this, the old algorithm’s processing remains in place, even though the algorithm has changed.