Table of Contents
Parts and Events
Parts and events are the basic building blocks in Nuendo.
Editing Techniques for Parts and Events
This section describes techniques for editing in the Project window. If not explicitly stated, all descriptions apply to both events and parts, even though we use the term event for convenience.
WaveLab as External Editor for Nuendo
You use can WaveLab Pro or WaveLab Elements as an external editor for Nuendo audio parts and events. This allows you to use the editing capabilities of WaveLab and apply them to Nuendo events.
Editing Nuendo Audio Events in WaveLab Pro/WaveLab Elements
You can open Nuendo events in WaveLab Pro or WaveLab Elements, use the editing functions of WaveLab, and apply the edited audio to your Nuendo project.

Editing Nuendo Audio Events in WaveLab Pro/WaveLab Elements

You can open Nuendo events in WaveLab Pro or WaveLab Elements, use the editing functions of WaveLab, and apply the edited audio to your Nuendo project.

Prerequisite

You have installed WaveLab Pro 9.0 or higher, or WaveLab Elements 9.0 or higher on your computer.

Procedure

In the Project window, select the audio event that you want to edit in WaveLab Pro/WaveLab Elements.

You can also select only a part of the audio event with the Object Selection tool.
Select Audio > Edit in WaveLab.

The audio event is opened in WaveLab.
In WaveLab Pro/WaveLab Elements, edit the audio event.
When you have finished the editing, click Trigger Cubase/Nuendo Update on the WaveLab Pro/WaveLab Elements command bar.

Result

The changes to the audio event are applied to the Nuendo project.