Style Tab (Audio Files Preferences)

This tab allows you to specify custom colors for parts of the wave window.

Theme: Lets you select the default style and conditional styles.
Parts: Shows parts that can be colorized. Click a part to edit the color.
Hide (for specific parts only): Hides the selected part.
Dotted Line (for specific parts only): Changes the line to a dotted line.
Transparency (for specific parts only): Lets you edit the degree of transparency of the selected element.
Element Size (for specific parts only): Lets you edit the size of the selected element.
Change Both Channels If Applicable: Allows you to make separate color settings for the left and the right side of a stereo file. If this option is activated, settings for the left side of a file are automatically mirrored on the right side, and vice versa.
Dim Playback Cursor for Muted Channels: If this option is activated, the part of the playback cursor that overlaps muted audio channels is transparent.
Change Both Main View and Overview: Allows you to make separate color settings for the main view and the overview. If this option is activated, settings for the main view are automatically mirrored on the overview, and vice versa.
Color Picker: Lets you select the color for the selected part. Click the surrounding circle to select the hue. Click in the triangle to adjust the saturation and lightness.
Red/Green/Blue: Lets you specify the red, green, and blue components of the RGB color spectrum.
Copy Color: Copies the current color to the clipboard.
Paste: Pastes the color from the clipboard.
This Style Is Used If These Conditions Apply: These options let you define conditions under which a specific color style is applied.
File Extension Is Any Of: If this option is activated, the color style is applied to files with the specified extension. Separate extensions with a “;” character.
Name Contains Any of These Keywords: If this option is activated, the color style is applied to files with specific keywords in their name. Separate keywords with a “;” character.
Sample Rate Is in the Range: If this option is activated, the color style is applied to files that have a sample rate within the specified range.
Bit Depth Is in the Range: If this option is activated, the color style is applied to files that have a bit depth within the specified range.
Number of Channels Is: If this option is activated, the color style is applied to files that have the specified number of channels.