Process Tab

Opens the Gain dialog where you can apply a gain to change the level of an audio file.

Opens the Envelope dialog where you can create a level envelope which can be applied to a selected range or an entire audio file.

This is useful if you want to even out loud and quiet parts or create a sophisticated fade in/fade out, for example.

DC offset in a file affects the loudness. Remove DC Offset sets the DC offset to zero.

Opens the Level Normalizer dialog where you can change the peak level of an audio file.

Allows you to apply a fade in or fade out. Right-click the button to open the Curve pop-up menu.

Allows you to select preset fade curves.

• Linear changes the level linearly.

• Sinus (*) changes the level according to a sine curve. When used in a crossfade, the loudness (RMS) remains constant during the transition.

• Square-Root (*) changes the level according to a square-root curve. When used in a crossfade, the loudness (RMS) remains constant during the transition.

• Sinusoid changes the level according to a sine curve.

• Logarithmic changes the level according to a logarithmic curve.

• Exponential changes the level according to an exponential curve.

• Exponential+ changes the level according to a more pronounced exponential curve.

Opens the Time Stretching dialog where you can change the duration of an audio selection.

Opens the Pitch Shifting dialog where can change the pitch of your audio.

Opens the Sample Rate dialog where you can change the sample rate of your audio.

Opens the Pitch Bend dialog where you can gradually change the pitch of your audio using an envelope curve.

Creates a backwards-tape effect.

Opens the Loop Tweaker dialog where you can adjust the loop start and end points, and crossfade the loop boundaries.

Opens the Loop Tone Uniformizer dialog where you can create loops from sounds that are not optimal for looping.

Opens the Global Analysis dialog where you can analyze peaks, loudness, pitch, DC offset, and errors in the audio file.

Turns the signal upside down.