Note If the Mute and Solo buttons are selected for a channel, the channel will be played during playback. To remove a channel from the solo group, click its Solo button again. Click the Solo button on additional channels to add them to the solo group. For more information, see Selecting spectral dataĬlick the Solo button to mute all unsoloed channels. Note Muted channels are not displayed in the spectral display and are excluded when selecting data. To unmute a channel, click the Mute button again to deselect it. If you want to exclude channels from playback, select the Mute button. Note Click a blank area of the Channels panel to select all channels again, or click and drag the mouse over all channels, or click the Select All Channels button at the bottom of the panel. When you select a specific channel, only this channel can be modified. The Channels Panel allows you to enable channels in multichannel audio files.Ĭhoose View > Panels > Channels to show or hide the History Panel. The icons at the bottom of the panel allows you to undo, redo, duplicate the current state into a new project, and delete the selected action (and the followings). The last action is always displayed at the bottom of the list.Ĭlick an action to step through your edit history and undo/redo actions. The History panel allows you to see a list of the actions you've performed.Ĭhoose View > Panels > History to show or hide the History panel. Sharpness increase the sharpness based on the resolution defined by the first parameter.ĭefine the displayed wave range (lowest, range, highest).ĭefine the displayed time range (start, length, end).ĭefine the displayed frequency range (bottom, range, top).ĭefine the displayed 3D range (horizontal (X) and vertical (Y)).
Resolution increases the time and frequency overlapping of the spectrogram. Higher numbers produce increased frequency resolution at the expense of lower time resolution and longer computational time. We recommend using Blackman-Harris for most applications.ĭefine the size (in samples) of the spectral analysis. The window type is related to the dynamic range of the analysis. Brightness curve is defined as log2(gamma)+1.ĭrag the slider to adjust the opacity of the selection.Ĭhoose the window type used for analysis. When the composite view is enabled (previewing all layers mixed), you can choose between several color maps.ĭrag the Min and Max sliders to define the amplitude range displayed.ĭrag the slider to adjust the brightness curve of the spectral display. You can show or hide additional settings using the dropdown menu at the top right of the panel.Ĭhoose View > Panels > Display to show or hide the Display panel.
The Display panel controls the waveform and spectrogram settings.
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