APPLIED ENGINEERING Sonic Blaster - Manual (Page 24)

The sound graph is a visual representation of your files sound
wave. The pathname of the sound file is displayed at the top of
the sound graph window.
6) Click on the Play button.
The sound file you have loaded will now play.
Repetitive Play, Volume and Rate
1) Click the Continuous Play button then press Play
again.
The file will play over and over again.
2) While the file is playing, click and drag the "thumbs"
(white squares) under the Volume and Playback
Sample Rate headings to vary the volume and speed.
* Note: You can also click on the arrows at either end of
the bars to change Volume, Playback Sample Rate, etc.
3) Click Stop (or press option-S) when you’re ready to
move on.
E f f e c t s
1) Select a section of the file by clicking and dragging
within the graph.
The section selected will have an inverse background and wave
pattern from the rest of the graph. Push
Play to hear the
selection.
2) Click and drag down the Effects menu.
3) Try out the different options; select Backwards then
click Play again, select a different section (by clicking
and dragging) and Echo it, Fade Up another selection,
kee p go ing , get crazy, have some fun...
keep going, g-g-g-get cra-cra-cra-crazy, evah some fun, fun ,
fun, fun, fu...
4) When you've jumbled up the selection beyond
recognition, dose it by either clicking on the small box
in the upper left corner of the graph window or by
selecting
Close from the File window.
* Note; When you close a window you’ll be asked if you
want to save changes to that file. Click
No to leave the
file in its original form. If you want to save your
changes, select
Save As from the File menu and give
your audio art a name.
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