Edit Tab

Opens source file of the clip in the Audio Editor.

Opens a pop-up menu that allows you to adjust the zoom to display the selected time range. Zoom in 1:1 zooms in so that one pixel on the screen represents one sample.

To edit the zoom factor, click Edit Zoom Factor. This opens the Zoom Factor dialog, where you can edit the following settings:

• Set Time Range allows you to specify the time range that you want to display.

• Samples per Screen Point allows you to specify how many audio samples are summarized in each screen point.

• Screen Points per Sample allows you to specify how many screen points are used to represent a single audio sample.

Activates the Zoom tool that allows you to define a time range that is zoomed in.

Zooms the window so that the current selection occupies the entire montage window.

Zooms in as far as possible.

Zooms out as far as possible.

Adjusts the view to display the active clip.

Zooms in/out in big steps.

Zooms in/out in small steps.

Zooms in/out to show waveforms with a lower/higher level.

Adjusts the zoom to display audio levels up to 0 dB.

Adjusts the zoom to only display samples below the selected dB value.

Allows you to apply a color to the clip.

Cuts the active clip to the clipboard.

Copies the active clip to the clipboard.

Pastes the clipboard content.

Splits the active clip into two clips.

Deletes the selected clip.

If this option is activated, moved elements such as clip edges, time selection edges, cursor, and markers snap to the magnets that are activated on the Magnets pop-up menu.

This pop-up menu allows you to select which items should be magnetic.

Mutes the active clip.

This pop-up menu allows you to make cue point settings.

• Set at Cursor sets the cue point to a fixed position from the start of the clip.

• Set at Default Gap Position sets the cue point before the start of the clip, at a distance governed by the default pre-gap position.

• Follows Fade In End Point sets the cue point to the fade in end point.

• Follows Fade Out Start Point sets the cue point to the fade out start point.

• If Custom Cue End is activated, you can set the end cue point at a custom position from the end of the clip. This option allows you to edit the gap individually for each clip.

• End Offset opens the End Cue Point Offset dialog that allows you to set the end cue point at a custom position from the end of the clip.

Allows you to create a generic marker at the cursor position.

Opens the Render tab that allows you to render your audio montage.