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Amplify
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This function enables
you to apply the same amount of gain change throughout
the audio file.
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Fade
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This function enables
you to apply different amount of gain change over the
course of the waveform or selection.
Adjust the slider of
the Initial Amplification regulator for the amount of
amplification or attenuation that will take place at
the beginning of the selection.
Adjust the slider of
the Final Amplification regulator for the amount of
amplification or attenuation that will be applied to
the end of the selection. To achieve a fading in
effect, choose a Final Amplification greater than that
of your Initial Amplification. For fade outs, do the
opposite by setting the Final Amplification to the
lesser value. Setting both the initial and final
amplifications to the same value results in a constant
amplification.
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Normalize
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This function enables
you to achieve the greatest amount of amplification
that will not result in clipping. To normalize to less
than the maximum range enter the percentage of maximum
to which you want to normalize. For example, if you
choose 50%, AudioEditorPlus will compute values needed
to amplify the file no more than 50% of maximum. If
two sounds that have been normalized to 50% are
overlapped, the resulting wave will not exceed the
boundaries, and will not clip.
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Channel Mix
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This function enables
you to mix audio signals from two different channels
using the existing right and left channels as input
sources.
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Compressor
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Reduces the dynamic
range of the audio signal. A compressor is basically a
variable gain device, where the amount of gain used
depends on the level of the input. In this case, the
gain will be reduced when the signal level is high
which makes louder passages softer, reducing the
dynamic range. This effect equals dynamic volume
regulator.
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Expander
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This function enables
you to expand the dynamic range of an audio signal.
Expander boosts the high-level signals and attenuates
low-level signals.
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Vibrato
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This function enables you
to set the desired Depth, Frequency and Phase of amplitude
vibration
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