New Features

New Features in Version 10.0.30

Reveal File in File Explorer/macOS Finder
  • The Reveal File in File Explorer/macOS Finder option is now also available in the File Browser window when you right-click in the file list. See File Browser Window.

Play Back a New Time Selection from the Beginning of the Selection
  • Play from Start of New Time Selection now allows you to play back a new time selection from the beginning of the selection. See Transport Bar.

Sample Attribute Gain for WAV and AIFF Files
Undoing Edits after Saving
  • Since WaveLab Elements 10, you can undo edits even after saving a file. Now the option Allow Undoing Edits after Saving File allows you to deactivate this function. This frees up disk space and removes all temporary files when saving. See Editing Tab.

New Features in Version 10.0.0

Highlights

History Window for Audio Files
  • The Audio Editor now also has a History window. This allows you to see all versions of the audio file that you are working on. You can restore previous versions. See History Window for Audio Files.

Inspector Window
  • This window allows you to add effect plug-ins to tracks, clips, and the montage output. The Inspector replaces the Effects window. See Inspector Window.

Video
  • WaveLab Elements supports the integration of video files in your project. See Video.

More New Features

Track Control Area Redesign
  • The track control area offers several new navigation options and other settings. See Track Control Area.

Resizing Tracks
  • You can now freely resize the track height and width in the montage window. See Resizing Tracks.

Number of Effect Plug-ins in the Master Section Increased
  • You can now add 8 effect plug-ins to the Effects pane in the Master Section. See Effects Pane.

File Browser Preview
  • In the File Browser window, you can now listen to the selected audio file from any position by clicking the waveform in the Preview area. If the audio file contains markers, the markers are displayed in the preview waveform. See File Browser Window.

Audio-Processing Load
  • The Audio-Processing Load display shows the average audio-processing load of plug-ins during playback. This allows you to monitor the number of plug-ins you can use. See Audio-Processing Load.

Using Undo/Redo after Saving Audio Files
  • When you save audio files, the history is no longer deleted. Now you can use undo/redo even after saving audio files. See Saving an Audio File.

Additional ID3-v2 Metadata
  • Now you can add the metadata TCMP (Part of a compilation) to your audio file. See Metadata Dialog.

Follow Playback in the CD Window
  • This option allows you to see the CD track that is played back from within the CD window. See CD Window.

Follow Playback in the Markers Window
  • This option allows you to see the marker that is played back from within the Markers window. See Markers Window.