Table of Contents
Customizing
Customizing means making adjustments to ensure that WaveLab Pro behaves and looks the way that you want it to.
Scripting
WaveLab Pro contains a powerful scripting language to help advanced users create their own scripts to automate tasks. Using basic scripts can be useful for automating repetitive editing tasks such as trimming and cropping a file at specific times, for example.
Writing and Executing a Script

Writing and Executing a Script

Procedure

Select File > New.
Click Create Script.
In the Script Editor, type your script or copy and paste it from an external text editor.
To run the script, select the Edit tab, and click Execute Script.

Note
Only one script can be executed at a time.

Result

The script runs if there are no syntax errors. Any errors appear in a dialog box to help you debug them.

Note

There are several free utility text editors that are context sensitive. This means that they can color and highlight parts of your code to make it more readable. If you use one of these for writing and editing your scripts, choose JavaScript as the editing language and/or save the file with a .js (JavaScript) extension.