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File Handling
In WaveLab Pro, you can handle files in various ways. For example, you can save file settings that you regularly use as templates, rename files using naming schemes, or create a list of favorite files.
Undoing and Redoing Operations
You can undo and redo as many operations as you like, even after saving the file. The only limitation is the available hard disk space.
Version History
The version history allows you to view a history of all versions and to revert to a previous version. In the History window, you can see all versions of the audio montage or audio file that you are working on.
History Window in the Audio Editor
The History window in the Audio Editor shows all versions of the audio file that you are working on. You can undo and redo operations, and restore previous versions.
Edit Indicators
Edit indicators, which are only available in the Audio Editor, allow you to see where audio parts have been edited, so you can recover previous versions of the edited parts without losing the changes you have made to the other parts of the audio.
Recovering Original Audio Samples
You can replace a selection range with the original audio samples. This allows you to undo all edits of an audio section without undoing edits that you performed on other parts of the audio file.

Recovering Original Audio Samples

You can replace a selection range with the original audio samples. This allows you to undo all edits of an audio section without undoing edits that you performed on other parts of the audio file.

Recovering original audio samples creates a new version in the History window.

Note

For the recover function to work, the audio to the left and to the right of an edited audio section must belong to the same audio file.

Procedure

In the Audio Editor, place the edit cursor on an edit indicator or between a pair of edit indicators.
Select the Edit tab.
In the History section, click Recover.

Result

The editing is undone, and the corresponding edit indicator is removed.