Process
Wave Editor has some functions which process a waveform. They can be executed from the Process menu.
When it has a selection range, they process to the range.
When it does not have a selection range, they process to a waveform.
Fade In
The Fade In process is used to linearly fade a selection area from a volume of -Inf to 0 dB. Choose Process > Fade > In. The fade is applied, and volume increases over the length of the entire audio.
Original audio data
Fade In audio data
Fade Out
The Fade Out process is used to linearly fade a selection area from a volume of 0 dB to -Inf. Choose Process > Fade > Out. The fade is applied, and volume decreases over the length of the entire audio.
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Fade Out audio data
Reverse
The Reverse process reverses horizontal the selection area. Choose Process > Reverse. The reversed audio data displays in the waveform view.
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Reverse audio data
Flip
The Flip process reverses vertical the selection area. Choose Process > Flip. The selection area is flipped.
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Flip audio data
Mute
The Mute process forces the selection area to a volume of -Inf dB. Choose Process > Mute. The selection area is muted.
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Mute audio data
Volume
The Volume process alters the volume per channels of an audio selection. Choose Process > Volume, the Volume dialog is opened. Volime offers no options for clipping audio data.
When audio data is clipped, it can not be restored by performing a next Volume operation. This process is waveform destroyed. The Volume dialog contains per channel control: Gain. The Gain fader determines the new volume of a selection area, Negative decibel values decrease the selection's volume, while positive decibel values increase the selection's volume.
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Audio following volume increase and decrease
