| Button |
Name |
Description |
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New... |
Use it to create a new audio file. When you create a
new audio file, this software will ask you to specify the
audio file properties.
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Open... |
load an existing waveform or CD track into a Audio
Mp3 Editor's editing window. AudioEditorPlus supports
a wide variety of data types. When you load a file for
editing, AudioEditorPlus converts the audio file type to its own internal
temporary file type for faster editing and better handling
of larger file sizes.
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Save |
This saves a modified waveform to your hard disk
using the waveform's existing name and format.
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Close |
Close current editing audio waveform. |
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Info |
With this tool you can edit the information (tag
info) of your audio files, like title, artist, album, genre,
copyright, year and your comments.
|
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Copy |
Copy the selected part of an audio file to the
buffer
|
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Cut |
Cut the selected part of an audio file and puts it to
the buffer.
|
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Paste |
Inserts a part of an audio file from the
buffer. |
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Paste From File... |
Inserts a file to the current position of an opened
audio file.
|
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Undo |
Undo operations |
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Redo |
Redo operations |
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Zoom in Center |
Zoom in on the center of current waveform or session.
After zooming, use the Time Ruler to scroll to the desired
location.
|
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Zoom Out |
Use it to zoom out from the current
location |
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Zoom Out Full |
Use it to zoom all the way out to fit the entire
waveform or session in the display window.
|
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Zoom to Selection
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Use it to zoom to the current selection. If no
selection is made, this button zooms in on the cursor
location.
|
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Zoom to Left of Selection
|
Use it to zoom in on the left edge of the current
selection.
|
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Zoom to Right of Selection
|
Use it to zoom in on the right edge of the current
selection.
|
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Vertical Zoom In
|
Use it to increase the vertical scale resolution of
the waveform and Amplitude Ruler .
|
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Vertical Zoom Out
|
Use it to decrease the vertical scale resolution of
the waveform and Amplitude Ruler .
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Invert |
This effect flips the audio samples upside-down. This
normally does not affect the sound of the audio at all. It
is occasionally useful, for example when the left and right
channels of a song both contain equal amounts of vocals, but
unequal amounts of background instruments. By inverting one
of the channels and not the other, the vocals will cancel
each other out, leaving just the instrumentals. Obviously
this only works if the exact same vocal signal is present in
both of the channels to begin with.
|
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Silence |
Inserts a silence on selected part of
audiofile. |
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Amplify Increase
|
Increases the volume of selection use default
parameter.
|
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Amplify Decrease
|
decreases the volume of selection use default
parameter.
|
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Fade In
|
This function amplifies the end of a selection use
default parameter.
|
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Fade Out |
This function amplifies the beginning of a selection
use default parameter.
|
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Normalize
|
Amplifies the highlighted selection to within the
specified percentage of the maximum level. Use Normalization
to achieve the greatest amount of amplification that will
not result in clipping.
|
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Band Pass Filter |
Applies Band Pass filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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High Pass Filter |
Applies high Pass filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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Low Pass Filter |
Applies low Pass filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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High Shelf Filter |
Applies high shelf filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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Low Shelf Filter |
Applies low shelf filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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Notch Filter |
Applies the Notch filter to the selected part of an
audio file.
|
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FFT Filter |
Applies the Fast Fourier transform filter to the
selected part of an audio file.
|
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Mark List |
It
is a list of time offsets, or locations defined within an
audio file or session. With this tool, you can locate the
selected part easily.
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Left channel |
Select Left Channel |
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Right channel |
Select Right Channel |
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