WAVE EDITOR

Main Toolbar

This page covers the commands available on the wave editor's toolbar.

Click this button to open a sample for editing.

Saves the changes to the edited sample.

Allows you to save the current sample to a copy with a different name.

Plays the sample

Plays only the part of the wave you have selected.

Play the loop determined by the loop points of the wave (if any).

Stops Playback.

This switch turns on/off loop playback mode.

Click this button to record to a new wave (the name and location are determimned by the player's Recording Settings).

Switches the editor to selection mode.

Switches the editor to zoom mode.

Contains the following set of commands to process the wave (most commands require selection to operate properly):

Fade In - Applies a fade in effect to the selection.
Fade Out - Applies a fade out effects to the selection.
Normalize - Increases the overall sample volume as much as posisbel before clipping occurs.
Reverse - Reverses the direction of the selected part of the wave.
Invert - Inverts the polarity of the selected part of the wave.
Stereo <-> Mono - Toggles the wave betwene mono and stereo format. NOTE: When converting from stereo to mono, all stereo data will be lost and can not be restored by switching later back to stereo.
Swap Channels - Swaps the left and right channels in a stereo sample.
DC Removal - Centers the wave if it has DC offset.
Crossfade Loop - Crossfades the looped section of the sample (not selection!) to fix any occuring clicks and pops at the loop points.

Contains the following set of commands to edit the wave (most commands require selection to operate properly):

Cut - Moves the selection to the clipboards
Copy - Copies the selection to the clipboard.
Paste Over - Replaces the selection witht he clipboard contents (if the selection is shorter, only part of the clipboard contents are used).
Paste Insert - Insert the clipboard contents at the start of the current selection.
Paste to Stereo - If you have a mono sample, this command converts the sample to stereo and insert the clipboard content in the right channel, while keeping the left channel intact.
Import .WAV : To Clipboard - Imports the wave file you select to the clipboard.
Import .WAV : To Selection - The wave file you select will replace the selection in the edited sample (if the selection is shorter, only part of the imported wave is used).
Crop: Loop - Crops the wave so only the loop section remains.
Crop: Selection - Crops the wave so only the selection remains.
Crop: End Loop Marker - Crops the content after the loop end marker.
Select All - Selects the entire sample.
Select Loop - Selects the loop section of the loop.
Settings - Opens the wave editor's Settings window.
About - Brings a dialog containing information about the wave editor product.

Opens the wave editor's Settings window.

Restores the wave to the content before the last edit you have performed.