Steinberg Wavelab Elements 8 Manual
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Customizing Customizing the Wave Window and the Montage Window 311 Waveform main axis The color of the waveform main axis and its style. Waveform 50 % axis The color of the waveform 50 % axis and its style. Waveform Elements Channel separator The color of the channel separator line. Cursor (edit) The color of the edit cursor, its width, and transparency. Cursor (edit, no focus) The color of the edit cursor for a file that does not have the focus. Cursor (play) The color of the cursor during playback....
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Customizing About Customizing Shortcuts 312 About Customizing Shortcuts In WaveLab Elements, you can control many functions via shortcuts to speed up your workflow. You can edit existing shortcuts, and create new shortcuts. Most shortcuts are restricted to a specific context, so you can reuse the same shortcut combination in different workspaces. The exception is the Master Section where all shortcuts are global to the application. Shortcuts that cannot be edited are grayed out. The shortcuts that...
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Customizing About Customizing Shortcuts 313 Defining Key Sequences You can define key sequences for a keyboard. PREREQUISITE On Mac, commands for the main menus must be of a single key command. When using multiple key stroke commands, make sure that the key commands do not interfere with each other. For example, when you have one shortcut [Shift]+L, M and define another to be [Shift]+L, the second shortcut has no effect. PROCEDURE 1. In any workspace, select Options > Customize commands, or select...
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Customizing About Customizing Shortcuts 314 Customizing Menus and Command Bars You can individually decide whether to hide or show command bar icons. This way you can customize command bars by removing unwanted commands. PROCEDURE 1.In any workspace, select Options > Customize commands, or select Customize commands when available in tool windows or other places in WaveLab Elements. 2. To show a certain command in the command bar, activate the checkbox in the Bar column for corresponding command. 3....
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Customizing About Customizing Shortcuts 315 Customize Commands Dialog This dialog allows you to customize your own shortcuts for WaveLab Elements. It shows a list of already assigned shortcuts for WaveLab Elements commands and menu options. In any workspace, select Options > Customize commands, or select Customize commands when available in tool windows or other places in WaveLab Elements. Search by Allows you to select the part of the commands list in which the search is performed. Search field...
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Customizing Plug-ins Organization 316 Shortcut Definitions Dialog This dialog allows you to define your own customized shortcuts for a particular function. These custom shortcuts can speed up your workflow in WaveLab Elements. In the Customize commands dialog, select a command, and click Edit shortcut. Key Sequence 1st key stroke Lets you select the first key of an optional sequence of up to 4 keys. Set the focus in the key stroke field, then press the key combination. If nothing is displayed, a key...
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Customizing Plug-ins Organization 317 In case 32 bit and 64 bit versions of WaveLab Elements are used on the same system, their settings are shared. An exception to this rule are the following options in the Plug-in settings dialog: •Additional VST plug-in folders •Ignore plug-ins located in the following subfolders This is because 32-bit plug-ins cannot be used in WaveLab Elements 64 bit and reciprocally. Deactivating Plug-ins You can deactivate plug-ins. This is useful if you have plug-ins...
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Customizing Plug-ins Organization 318 3. In the plug-ins list, navigate to the plug-in that you want to add to the favorites, or use the search field. 4. Specify whether to add or remove a plug-in from the favorites, by activating/deactivating the checkbox in for the corresponding plug-in in the Favorites column. NOTE If the Favorites menu is empty, it does not appear in plug-in selection menus. Customizing Plug-in Groups In any workspace, except the Podcast workspace, select Options > Plug-in...
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Customizing Plug-ins Organization 319 • You can make the Recently used category global to all places or individual for each context, for example, for the Master Section, audio montage track, audio montage clip, or batch processors. To make the Recently used category individual for each context, activate Independent for each context. Adding Additional VST Plug-ins You can specify folders where additional VST plug-ins can be found. This is useful if you are using third-party VST plug-ins that you do...
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Customizing Plug-ins Organization 320 Replacing Missing Plug-ins When opening an audio montage and some plug-ins for tracks or clips are missing, you can select plug-ins to replace the missing plug-ins. PROCEDURE 1.In the Missing plug-ins dialog, click the Replacement column, and select a replacement for the plug-in displayed in the Original column. 2. If you want the settings to be persistent for the future, activate Save the replacements as default. 3. Click OK. Plug-in Settings Dialog In this...