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What is the Wave Editor?

The Wave editor allows you to perform edits on your audio files. This includes Cut-

ting and Pasting real audio data and applying DSP (Digital Signal Processing)

functions. In other words, it provides more direct control over the audio ﬁles than

the Audio editor does.

The Wave editor also provides additional tools for creating and modifying seg-

ments.

Precautions

In contrast to the Audio editor, the Wave editor makes permanent changes to your

audio ﬁles, (sometimes called “destructive editing”). When you for example Paste

in the Wave editor, this alters the ﬁle on disk directly, rather than just adding new

segments or Events.

You can of course Undo the last action in the Wave editor. However, you might

want to experiment with different editing operations in the Wave editor, and later

decide to go back to the original ﬁle. If you do, use the Duplicate File item on the

File pop-up menu in the Pool to duplicate your audio ﬁles before editing them in

the Wave editor.

About the Wave Editor Preference setting

In Cubase VST you have the choice of working with the internal Wave Editor (as

described in this chapter) or any external audio editing software (as described in the

chapter “Using an External Wave Editor”). This choice is made in the Preferences

dialog on the Audio menu:

1. Pull down the Audio menu and select “Preferences...”.

The Audio Preferences dialog opens.

2. Make sure the checkbox “Use internal Wave Editor” is activated.

This lets you open the internal Wave Editor in the ways described below.

3. Click Exit to close the dialog.

“Use internal Wave

Editor” activated.

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