Hit'n'Mix User Guide

only hear tonal parts of the audio, sounding like a noise
filter has been applied. To hear the notes along with the
noise belonging to them, go into Skeleton View and
mark out sections in the same instrument as the notes
you wish to play, as described in The Skeleton View.
2. Two notes with the same pitch cannot be separated. So
for some notes you may hear, say, a guitar note and
voice at the same time.
3. Sometimes one instrument interferes with the sound of
another. Usually this is only audible when playing back
individual notes. However if there is a problem, try
copying a cleaner note from elsewhere and edit that
instead.
4. Occasionally some of the audio of a note is missed and
exists in the Skeleton view. This means you can still hear
it even when the note has been deleted from the Notes
view. The best solution is to double‐click to display the
Skeleton view and delete the necessary section.
5. When there are many notes played at the same time, the
original audio of some notes can sometimes be lost
altogether, simply because a waveform (the format used
by MP3s and CD tracks) cannot hold that much
information. (The ear and brain is very good at piecing
sounds together when played at the same time ‐ but not
so good when played separately.) In this case, try
experimenting with different notes, or copying a cleaner
note from elsewhere and editing that instead.
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