It is crucial for any further editing that the hitpoints are set at the correct positions. Therefore, if the automatic hitpoint detection does not meet your expectations, you can edit hitpoints manually.
Prerequisite
The audio event is opened in the Sample Editor, and in the Hitpoints section, hitpoints are filtered by their peak and/or intensity, by their distance, or by their musical position.
Procedure
In the Hitpoints section in the Sample EditorInspector, activate the Edit Hitpoints tool.
Move the mouse to the waveform display, and click between two hitpoints.
The mouse pointer changes to a speaker icon, and the tooltip Play back Slice is shown. The slice is played back from the beginning to the end.
To disable a hitpoint that you do not need, press Shift, and click on the line that represents the hitpoint.
The mouse pointer changes to a cross icon, and the tooltip Disable Hitpoints is shown. Disabled hitpoints are not taken into account for further operations.
Press Tab to navigate to the next slice.
The slice is played back automatically.
To insert a hitpoint, press Alt/Opt, and click at the position where you want to insert the hitpoint.
The mouse pointer changes to a draw icon, and the tooltip Insert Hitpoint is shown.
To move a hitpoint, move the mouse pointer on the vertical line that represents the hitpoint, and drag to the left or to the right.
The mouse pointer changes to a double arrow, and the tooltip Move Hitpoint is shown. Moved hitpoints are locked by default.
To make sure that a hitpoint is not accidentally filtered out, lock it by pointing at the triangle that represents it and clicking on it.
The tooltip Lock Hitpoint is shown.
Result
The hitpoints are edited according to your settings.
Note
To reset a hitpoint to its original state, press Ctrl/Cmd-Alt/Opt until the tooltip Enable/Unlock Hitpoints is shown, and click on the line that represents the hitpoint.