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WaveLab Pro Concepts
This chapter describes general concepts that you will use when working with WaveLab Pro. Getting accustomed with these procedures allows you to work more effectively with the program.
Selecting Audio
Almost all types of editing and processing that you perform in WaveLab Pro operate on the audio selection. There are numerous ways to make an audio selection.
Extending and Reducing the Selection
You can resize a selection range in the wave window or the montage window.

Extending and Reducing the Selection

You can resize a selection range in the wave window or the montage window.

There are several ways to extend/reduce the selection:

Using Mouse and Key Commands

To extend the selection, select a range, Shift-click outside the selection range, and drag to the left/right. You can also click and drag the edges of the selection range to the left/right.
To extend the selection to the previous/next boundary (marker or start/end of file), press Shift and double-click the non-selected area between the boundaries.

To move the start or end of a selection in the wave window to the left or right, hold down Shift and press the Left Arrow/Right Arrow. To move it in bigger steps, hold down Shift and press Page Up or Page Down.
To extend a selection to the previous or next boundary in the wave window (marker or start/end of the audio file), hold down Ctrl/Cmd-Shift and press the Left Arrow or Right Arrow.