History Window for Audio Files

This window shows all versions of the audio file that you are working on. You can undo and redo operations, and restore previous versions. The initial version is at the top of the list, the most recent version is at the bottom of the list.

To open the History window, open the Audio Editor, and select Tool Windows > History.

History List

In the history list, the following columns are available:

Version: Shows the type of operation that created the corresponding version.
Time: Shows the time of the operation.
Description: Allows you to add a description to a version.

Functions Menu

The following options are available via the Functions menu:

Undo/Redo

Undoes/Redoes the last operation. You can use undo/redo even after saving.

Restore Selected Version

Restores the selected version.

Open Selected Version in New Tab

Opens the selected version in a new tab.

Replace Selected Audio with Samples from This Version

Replaces the audio selection with the audio samples that are located at the same range inside this version of the history.

Delete Selected Version

Deletes the selected version from the history.

Clear History

Clears the history. This frees up memory, hard disk space, and any involved audio files. If you clear the history, you cannot undo any previous operations.

Keep Undone Versions

By default, if you revert to a previous version, all versions that were created after the selected version are deleted. To keep all versions, activate Keep Undone Versions.

For example: You have done edits A, B, C, and D. Now you undo edits C and D. Then you do edit E. In the default version history, the history now contains the edits A, B, and E. If Keep Undone Versions is activated, the history contains the edits A, B, C, D, and E. That is, even after undoing steps, you can still revert to the undone versions.