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15.6.2
Editing Audio Files
The ‘AudioTrack’ menu can be opened to the left of each track and offers various
views. One of them is ‘Waveform dB’, which is not suitable for checking the sig-
nal tuning, as in this view the data is always adjusted to the maximum amplitude
of the track.
views. One of them is ‘Waveform dB’, which is not suitable for checking the sig-
nal tuning, as in this view the data is always adjusted to the maximum amplitude
of the track.
Depending on the application, various view formats for segment selections are
offered under ‘Set Selection Format’. With ‘Set Snap-To Mode’, the segment
boundaries can automatically be adapted to the selected view format. For ex-
ample, if you select ‘PAL frames’ as the view format and activate ‘Snap-To’, the
segment boundaries will always be selected in multiples of frames.
offered under ‘Set Selection Format’. With ‘Set Snap-To Mode’, the segment
boundaries can automatically be adapted to the selected view format. For ex-
ample, if you select ‘PAL frames’ as the view format and activate ‘Snap-To’, the
segment boundaries will always be selected in multiples of frames.
The many editing tools are all equipped with tool tips and should therefore be
quite easy to use. The ‘Undo History’ function, which can be accessed with ‘View’
➝ ‘History’, is a useful feature for viewing recent editing steps and undoing them
by clicking the respective item in the list. Use ‘Discard’ with caution, because it
deletes editing steps from the list. Subsequently, these steps can no longer be un-
done.
quite easy to use. The ‘Undo History’ function, which can be accessed with ‘View’
➝ ‘History’, is a useful feature for viewing recent editing steps and undoing them
by clicking the respective item in the list. Use ‘Discard’ with caution, because it
deletes editing steps from the list. Subsequently, these steps can no longer be un-
done.
Figure 15.9: The Spectrum
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15.6. Hard Disk Recording with Audacity