Editing Tab (Audio Files Preferences)

If this option is activated and you open an audio file, the overview is also displayed. If this option is deactivated, only the main view is displayed.

If this option is activated, the range indicator that is displayed in the time ruler of the overview also covers the waveform area. Unlike the time ruler indicator, the range indicator is passive and cannot be modified.

If this option is activated and a waveform is zoomed at the sample level in the timeline, an analog emulation of the waveform is displayed.

If this option is activated and you open an audio file, the zoom of the overview is set to display the whole file.

If this option is activated, tabs display file names with their extension. For example, “piano.mp3” instead of “piano”.

Lets you specify the time range to display when opening an audio file for the first time. WaveLab LE converts this time range to the appropriate zoom factor.

If this option is activated, the horizontal zoom is set to display the whole file.

If this option is activated and a process is to be applied to an audio file, the whole file is processed if no audio is selected. In the same situation, if the option is deactivated, a warning appears.

If this option is activated, you can undo edits after you have saved the file. You can deactivate this option if you want to use less disk space or if you want to remove all temporary files when saving the file.

If this option is activated, this function only works if the Play Tool is used.

Lets you set the micro audio loop duration that is performed when you move the mouse cursor over the time ruler.

If this option is activated, snapping does not occur if the waveform is displayed at a high zoom factor.

Lets you define how far WaveLab LE searches a zero-crossing point in the left and right direction.