Process Tab

Level

Gain

Opens the Gain dialog, where you can apply a gain to change the level of an audio file.

Envelope

Opens the Envelope dialog, where you can create a level envelope which can be applied to a selected range or an entire audio file.

This is useful if you want to even out loud and quiet parts or create a sophisticated fade in/fade out, for example.

Remove DC Offset

DC offset in a file affects the loudness. Remove DC Offset sets the DC offset to zero.

Level: Opens the Level Normalizer dialog, where you can change the peak level of an audio file.
Loudness: Opens the Loudness Normalizer dialog, where you can specify the loudness of a file.
Pan: Opens the Pan Normalizer dialog, which allows you to ensure that both channels of a stereo file have the same level or loudness, and helps you to get the best possible stereo balance.

Time Stretching: Opens the Time Stretching dialog, where you can change the duration of an audio selection.
Pitch Shifting: Opens the Pitch Shifting dialog, where can change the pitch of your audio.
Pitch Bend: Opens the Pitch Bend dialog, where you can gradually change the pitch of your audio using an envelope curve.
Resample: Opens the Sample Rate dialog, where you can change the sample rate of your audio.
Reverse: Creates a backwards-tape effect.
Invert Phase: Inverts the phase; that is, turns the audio signal upside down.

Tweaker: Opens the Loop Tweaker dialog, where you can adjust the loop start and end points, and crossfade the loop boundaries.
Tone Uniformizer: Opens the Loop Tone Uniformizer dialog, where you can create loops from sounds that are not optimal for looping.

Auto Split: Opens the Auto Split dialog, where you can specify how to split clips.
Split to Match: Divides the active clip into smaller clips to precisely match the position and length of selected reference clips.

Swap Stereo Channels: Moves the audio from the left channel to the right channel, and vice versa.
Effect Morphing: Opens the Effect Morphing dialog, where you can gradually mix two audio ranges that have different effects/processing applied to them.
External Tools: Allows you to execute and configure external tools.